Shortlisted: Women in the Shadows of the Supreme Court now available from @NYUpress by @UHouston Law Prof @reneeknake and @CWSL_News Prof @hannahbrenner
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for 30% off + free shipping. Learn untold history of amazing women considered for #SCOTUS pre-O'Connor & #RBG@UHLAW @CWSL_News
When you finally meet your editor of 5+ years...
Thank you Clara Platter @NYUpress for helping me get the ideas in my head onto pages and out in the world!
@ShortlistedBook + #LawDemocratized
And thank you @TheAALS for bringing us together in person at #AALS2025 Annual Meeting
What are the odds? My hubby Wallace Jefferson argued @SupremeCourt_TX case at @UHLAW (where I'm the prof - not him!) on my bday. We are used to crazy odds - we share bdays with Richard & Mildred Loving whose @USSupremeCourt case Loving v. VA made our marriage legal! Happy bday to Richard & me 🎉 And if you want to know why Wallace is holding up a giant block of salt, watch the argument here: https://t.co/0Lrme4Uhwf
Sandra Day O'Connor, 1st female U.S. Supreme Court justice, would be 94 today - fitting that she was born in Women's History Month! Learn about historic nomination - including unpublished materials from @RonaldReagan archives & excerpts @ShortlistedBook ➡️ https://t.co/pHA8TfcxPE
I attended US Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's funeral today at the National Cathedral. It was a moving, emotional experience. In this post, I share images and highlights from the tributes. Take the time to watch the whole service if you can. https://t.co/6SFCyxG4D0
Remembering Sandra Day O'Connor through previously unpublished materials from the Reagan archives - here's what I found about her nomination in my research at the @Reagan_Library ⚖️
https://t.co/sA3UaeAIv3
The passing of Justice O’Connor marks a defining milestone in our nation’s history at a time where women’s rights are increasingly under threat. She said, about being the first woman on the Supreme Court, she did not want to be the last. Thanks to her extraordinary example and legacy as the first, countless women have been selected for positions of leadership and power not just in the legal profession but across all sectors. https://t.co/aljOA3N8sh
Three years of planning the Wallace B. Jefferson portrait…finally got to celebrate! Lots of laughs, a few tears & a true appreciation of what it means to capture a life in a portrait. ❤️
Read @SamJefferson__ brilliant speech to honor the historic moment: https://t.co/zG1YJSbKiV
Look what book is front and center on the @stanfordpress Twitter/X page! Can't miss that pink X! 🩷 October 17th release. $30 paperback, with add'l 20% discount (code SUPREME20) at https://t.co/sMIS1dBolX.
Insightful piece on from @Tatum_Hunter_ - my take:
Renee Knake Jefferson, a law professor at the University of Houston who has studied gendered double standards in the workplace, called beauty a “double bind.” “No matter what choice we make, we can't win,” Jefferson said.
Read @washingtonpost ⤵️
https://t.co/fnOVlmyMZs
Renee Knake Jefferson @UHLAW was interviewed by Diane P. Wood of U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit to discuss her book ‘Shortlisted,” which details women considered, but passed over, for a position on #SCOTUS. https://t.co/1Fh1C3zDBT
Changing trajectories (for careers AND for access to legal services) is 💯 what motivated my #ReInventLaw work. Here’s to another decade and more of continuing these efforts! And thank you @rightbrainlaw both for your kind words + the work you do!
Out now in Fordham Law Review - just in time for Women’s History Month. I wish Deborah was still with us. But she’s still mentoring…
Download it here ⬇️
https://t.co/JcL6wsbbpM
Co-authors @reneeknake and @hannahbrenner sat down with Judge Diane Wood for a conversation about the shortlisted sisters. Thanks @BolchJudicial@DukeLaw for bringing it together.
Hot off the press just in time to kick off #WomensHistoryMonth
https://t.co/lWFUMH5kkH