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explicitly reacts and lends legal legitimacy to a social movement. B. The Benefits of the #MeToo Clause This Section argues that the #MeToo clause has
different direction. It read predominance as a measure of class cohesion and treated cohesion as a condition for the legitimacy of representative
governance legitimacy is more broadly grounded.61 The board, on this view, constitutes “a sui generis body serving as the nexus for the various
completely different direction. It read predominance as a measure of class cohesion and treated cohesion as a condition for the legitimacy of
might do so by channeling the voices of actors with built-in institutional legitimacy: the civil servants whose loyalties, as Michaels observes
but all have some claim to legitimacy based on logic, tradition, or constitutional protection. C. The Messy Middle Between the per se violations and
role RUDs play, their legitimacy, and their consequences for the international human rights regime . . . .”); see also Edward T. Swaine, Reserving, 31
classify on such disfavored bases as race, gender, and legitimacy.15 Writing in the same year, Peter H. Schuck concurred: “For almost a century,” he wrote
might also be concerned about how different proof standards would influence the legitimacy of the system of adjudication as perceived externally
colorblindness and disavowing responsibility to address race privilege, the twin movements maintain racial power by denying the legitimacy of