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cjgl-2750	Gilman, Michelle E.	En-Gendering Economic Inequality	2016	61	.pdf	application/pdf	26731	1123	50	Applying insights of feminist economic theory, the Article analyzes recent Supreme Court jurisprudence about women workers, including Wal-Mart v. Dukes (denying class certification to female employees who were paid and promoted less than men), Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. (granting business owners the right to deny contraception coverage to female employees on religious grounds), and Harris v. Quinn (limiting the ability of home health care workers to unionize and thereby improve their working conditions). These cases are significant not only due to the sheer numbers of women workers impacted, but also because the workplace dynamics exemplify the chasm between the economic fortunes of the top 1% and everyone else.	cache/cjgl-2750.pdf	txt/cjgl-2750.txt