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Volume 16, Number 1 (2021) Symposium on the COVID Care Crisis and its Implications for Legal Academia (Bloomington, Indiana, 2021)

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Editorial Board

Message from the Editor

A Letter from the Editor in Chief

Articles

The COVID Care Crisis and its Implications for Legal Academia
Cyra A. Choudhury

"Blood, Sweat, Tears:" A Muslim Woman Law Professor's View on Degenerative Racism, Misogyny, and (Internal) Islamophobia from Preeclampsia and Presumed Incompetent to Pandemic Tenure
Nadia B. Ahmad

The Center Cannot Hold: Zoom as a Potemkin Village
Hadar Aviram

Stereotypes, Sexism, and Superhuman Faculty
Teneille R. Brown

The Foundational Care Crisis
Stephanie M. H. Moore

The Need for Social Support from Law Schools during the Era of Social Distancing
Michele Okoh and Inès Ndonko Nnoko

Crisis, Rupture and Structural Change: Re-imagining Global Learning and Engagement While Staying in Place During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Shruti Rana and Hamid R. Ekbia

Everything I Know About Teaching Was Reinforced by Auditing Remote Kindergarten
Allie Robbins

Archiving the Pandemic: What it has Meant to Chronicle What we Wish to Forget
Katyayani Suhrud

Comments

(In)dependent Contractors: Combatting Employee Misclassification in Title 26
Kyle T. MacDonald

Section 230 is Not Broken: Why Most Proposed Section 230 Reforms Will Do More Harm Than Good, and How the Ninth Circuit Got it Right
Christian Sarceño Robles