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A classic article from the February 2002 Harvard Law Review: “She The People: The Nineteenth Amendment, Sex Equality, Federalism, And The Family,” by Yale Law School Professor Reva B. Siegel, which explores in fascinating depth many of the issues we raise in this week’s podcast regarding laws and constitutional provisions passed at a time when women did not vote, among other things.

Professor Siegel joins Professor Joseph Blocher and others in this cogent brief in the Rahimi case – once again, referenced in our podcast discussion.