Thinking About Feminism, Social Justice, And the Place of Feminist Law Journals: A Letter to the Editors.
Columbia Journal of Gender and Law 2003, Sept, 12, 3
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Dear Editors: You, like the editors who came before you, have staked a place in an invigorating and challenging conversation about the transformative potential of feminist approaches to social justice. (1) As you envision and edit your journal, fundamental questions about the purpose of feminist scholarship and the value of retaining an autonomous space for feminist jurisprudence loom large.
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