Civil Rights

By Tatiana von Tauber    Envision spending a nice sunny Saturday downtown when suddenly a crowd of women come at you – topless! Do you gasp? Quickly grab your children and

By J. DeVoy Noted at Overlawyered, the University of Florida’s freshman class has 3 females for every 2 males.  Most men would like those odds, but then again most men

By J. DeVoy Public employees in political jobs often walk a difficult line when they speak about current affairs.  Historically, this speech was protected by the Pickering-Connick test, established in

By J. DeVoy Emergent research is raising a serious question about the heritability of IQ, suggesting that most of it is, in fact, genetic.  High IQ is associated with the

Rep. Nancy Elliot (R-NH) explains why she opposes gay marriage. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgDWAvLh0yo]

By Tatiana von Tauber and J. DeVoy When Furman University recently hosted 85-year-old conservative activist and anti-feminist woman Phyllis Schlafly, controversy was sure to follow.  Schlafly, calling feminists “bitter, unhappy

Another Florida judge has issued a ruling that the state’s law that bans adoptions by homosexuals is unconstitutional and unenforceable: Describing the state statute as unconstitutional on its face, Miami-Dade

by Tatiana von Tauber It’s been a while since I’ve been in the land of the fake and blonde. Though my years living in the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale area naturally included

By J. DeVoy Over at Feminist Law Professors – a story I assuredly did not find on my own – a new way to “quiet down the men in your

By J. DeVoy Parents are rushing to name their children after today’s latest flash-in-the-pan pop sensation, Avatar.  Unfortunately, it’ll bite them squarely in the ass in two decades.  From UK’s