Mia Brett
Mia Brett, PhD, is the Editorial Board's legal historian. She lives with her gorgeous dog, Tchotchke. You can find her @queenmab87.
If it isn’t gender-affirming care, it’s something else.a
Federal law recognizes the political identity of indigenous peoples. But a conservative case, soon under SCOTUS review, could change that.
Lynching in the 21st century.
Hundreds of thousands of rapes are reported but evidence ignored. Hundreds of thousands of rapists are free to rape again.
The effect of the first Black female nominee.
In reality, race makes no sense. So it’s no surprise that racism is inconsistent and nonsensical or that talking about it is confusing.
Edward Blum’s corrupt faith in “colorblindness.”
A case with lasting implications for tribal authority.
We aren’t just fighting the historical legacy of slavery, but also the current political system that was always meant to uphold it.
No, Twitter did not infringe on Marjorie Taylor Greene’s liberty.