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requirement—frequently termed “trait neutrality” —lies at the core of sex stereotyping. Case herself admits that this standard, with its attendant skepticism
analogized to advice-offering physicians.43 Each of these analogies illus- trates the law’s attempts at meaning-making and carry policy consequences. The
women, but ex- ploring them all is beyond the scope of this Essay. 89. Reyes Gil, supra note 6, at 279-80 (describing recent legislative attempts in
doorframe of the Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama and refused to move. He was attempting physically to block the entry of two black
ments, Inc., where the Court overturned the Federal Circuit’s standard for claim definiteness,3 and is also at the forefront of the Court’s upcoming
today, people simply avoid the streets at night altogether, making it difficult for them to be attacked. In others, lights or barricades make it more
445 tbl.1. 5. See, e.g., id. at 13, 109. 6. Id. at 73. 7. Id. at 106. 8. See, e.g., id. at 390. 9. Id. at 110. 10. Id. at 313 (attributing to a hunter
announced their intentions to dismiss their attorneys, to waive their right to be present at their trials, or to take both actions simultaneously so
22, at 114, 118. 33. See Paul Finkelman, Legal Ethics and Fugitive Slaves: The Anthony Burns Case, Judge Loring, and Abolitionist Attorneys, 17
denounce white supremacy. Days earlier, a white supremacist sent pipe bombs to Black and Jewish targets, and another attempted a slaughter at a Black church