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3.0 out of 5 stars
A unique look at lesbians in the law,
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This review is from: Sappho Goes to Law School (Paperback)
Robson is an openly lesbian, politically progressive law professor. (In later articles, she has come out as a cancer victim as well.) This is a collection of her essays on lesbians, homosexuality and the law. This book has a great introduction. Robson is a complex thinker, so do not assume this book will just say, "Aren't lesbian lawyers cool!?" Robson's analysis of legal issues can be overly pessimistic at times: as if one domestic partner law or pro-gay legal decision can be criticized for not removing all oppressions throughout the world! Still, this was an interesting read. It differs from many gay legal texts.
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Sappho Goes to Law School by Ruthann Robson (Paperback - April 15, 1998)
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