COLUMBIA JOURNAL of GENDER & LAW Issue 31.1 The spacious home of today'sfeminist movement. The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law (CJGL) is published by students at Columbia University School of Law. Please direct general correspondence to the following addresses: Columbia Journal of Gender and Law Columbia University School of Law 435 West 116th Street New York, NY 10027 Email: jmgen@law.columbia.edu Subscriptions: Subscriptions are $65 per volume for institutions, $50 per volume for public interest organizations, $40 per volume for individuals, and $20 per volume for current students. For international subscribers, please add $10. Individual issues may be purchased for $20, subject to availability. Email: jrngen@law.columbia.edu Submissions: CJGL welcomes unsolicited submissions of articles, book reviews, essays, comments, and letters. Please note that due to the volume of materials received, submissions to CJGL will not be returned to the author. 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ADVISORY Jessica Bulman-Pozen Associate Professor of Law Columbia University School of Law Elizabeth F. Emens Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law Columbia University School of Law Katherine M. Franke Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law Director, Center for Gender and Sexuality Law Columbia University School of Law BOARD The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg United States Supreme Court Suzanne B. Goldberg Executive Vice President for University Life Herbert and Doris Wechsler Clinical Professor of Law Director, Center for Gender and Sexuality Law Columbia University School of Law Jamal Greene Vice Dean and Professor of Law Columbia University School of Law Scott E. Kessler Bureau Chief Domestic Violence Bureau Queens County District Attorney's Office Lecturer in Law, Columbia University School of Law SENIOR EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief Sarah Mac Dougall Executive Editor Kate Gadsden Executive Managing Editor Jacqueline Y Ma Business and Administrative Editor Avni Mehta Submissions Editors Nicole Taykhman - Scott Yakaitis Notes Editors Abigail Shaw • Anne Simons EDITORS Article Editors Kent T. Hiebel • Andrea M. Kozak Cynthia Luo • Alice Wang Production Editors Sydney Gaylin • Deandr6 Harris Sandra Huerta • Rachael E. Siegel Copyright and Online Editor Lanna Lan EDITORS Symposium Editor Anya C. Olsen STAFF MEMBERS Joanna Diane Caytas • Sydney Gaylin Kent T. Hiebel • Eunice Hong Bryan Hogg - Sandra Huerta Sharel Itzkovich • Dhrumit Joshi Karen Kim • Andrea M. Kozak Lanna Lan - Soo Jee Lee Alice Li • Cynthia Luo Taylor Montgomery Sarah Nasser Anya C. Olsen • Melanie Scheible - Rachael E. Siegel Alice Wang • Scott Yakaitis SPECIAL THANKS Shannon C. Cleary • Madeline M. Gomez Bradley Silverman • Erika Vera TABLE OF The More Things Change... : Exploring Solutions to Persisting Discrimination in Legal Academia Melissa Hart A Better Tenure Battle: Fighting Bias in Teaching Evaluations Meera E. Deo How to Eat the Elephant in the Legal Academy Susan D. Rozelle Podia and Pens: Dismantling the Two-Track System for Legal Research and Writing Faculty Kristen K. Tiscione and Amy Vorenberg 44 47 CONTENTS Putting Legal Writing on the Tenure Track: One School's Experience 65 Catherine Martin Christopher A Bisexual Perspective on Law School Hiring 82 Ann E. Tweedy 'Truth and Reconciliation': A Critical Step Toward Eliminating Race 87 and Gender Violations in Tenure Wars Angela Mae Kupenda and Tamara F. Lawson Oil and Water: 111 How Legal Education's Doctrine and Skills Divide Reproduces Toxic Hierarchies Lucille A. Jewel TABLE OF "Just Another Little Black Boy from the South Side of Chicago": Overcoming Obstacles and Breaking Down Barriers to Improve Diversity in the Law Professoriate Michael Z. Green Still Using the Wrong Yardstick: Measuring Quality by the Proxies of Bias, Conformity, and Rumor Maurice R. Dyson 135 154 CONTENTS Must We Deploy Drones in the Twenty- First Century to Target Under the Radar Discrimination Against Minority Women at Law Schools at HBCUs? Faith Joseph Jackson and Edieth Y. Wu Who's Afraid of White Class Migrants? On Denial, Discrediting, and Disdain (and Toward a Richer Conception of Diversity) 164 196 Lisa R. Pruitt