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The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice

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University of Iowa College of Law

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About The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice

The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice is a student-edited law journal dedicated to feminist inquiry and critical race analysis. It publishes scholarship that reaches beyond traditional conceptions of legal thought, challenging writers, readers, and the legal community to examine how the law defines identity and distributes justice. The Journal explores how individuals are classified, stratified, and affected under the law on the basis of race, sex, gender, economic class, ability, sexual identity, and other dimensions of identity. Rooted in the understanding that identity is a matrix of exper…

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