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Select article: On the Rhetoric of Dissenting Judges: Ideology,History,and Politics in Obergefell v. Hodges

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On the Rhetoric of Dissenting Judges: Ideology,History,and Politics in Obergefell v. Hodges

Amardo Rodriguez

Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies

Select article: Should Marriage Equality be Taught as Controversial Post- Obergefell v. Hodges ?

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Should Marriage Equality be Taught as Controversial Post- Obergefell v. Hodges ?

Wayne Journell

Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education

Select article: Conscience in the Public Square: The Pivoting Positions of the USCCB and ACLU around the Religious Freedom Restoration Act

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Conscience in the Public Square: The Pivoting Positions of the USCCB and ACLU around the Religious Freedom Restoration Act

Luke A. Gatta

The Linacre Quarterly

Select article: What Did Obergefell Change? Clearance of Intimate Partner Violence Before and After the Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage

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What Did Obergefell Change? Clearance of Intimate Partner Violence Before and After the Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage

Isaac K. O. Paintsil

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Select article: “It Would ‘Mean Little’ Absent Governmental Recognition”: Theorizing State Power and the New Jurisprudence of Dignity 1

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“It Would ‘Mean Little’ Absent Governmental Recognition”: Theorizing State Power and the New Jurisprudence of Dignity 1

Chelsea Moore, Emma Rodman

Law,Culture and the Humanities

Select article: Policy Change and Public Opinion: Measuring Shifting Political Sentiment With Social Media Data

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Policy Change and Public Opinion: Measuring Shifting Political Sentiment With Social Media Data

Nicholas Joseph Adams-Cohen

American Politics Research

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