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Laura Wooten: A Commemoration Butler Colleges invites you to a virtual celebration of the life and legacy of Laura Wooten on Friday, April 9 at 4pm. Leave your thoughts, comments and memories of Laura Wooten at laurawooten.princeton.edu. Laura Wooten left her mark on Princeton and the nation, serving for years as the card checker at the entrance to the Butler College dining hall and becoming the longest-serving poll worker in U.S. history before her passing at age 98 in March 2019. Born just months after the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment and raised in segregated Prince...

Apr 8, 2021 As the WNBA is set to begin its 25th season later this spring, its players will do so sporting new team uniforms. On Thursday, the league released three new jersey designs for each team, debuting the Heroine Edition, the Explorer Edition and the Rebel Edition. In the wake of the latest jersey drop, Sports Illustrated ranked each new Explorer and Rebel uniform from worst to best. Ranking Every 2021 WNBA Uniform 12. Minnesota Lynx To be clear, there are no weak uniforms in this collection. But the Lynx’ Explorer Edition uniform reminds me too much of the T-Wolves’ versions (wh...

Summary The idea of rights is central to our moral vocabulary. Over the past century, however, the concept of rights has changed significantly: the original faculties-based natural rights doctrine is being replaced by a needs-based and dependency-based human rights doctrine. This change is best represented in the sharp contrast between rights claims expressed in the Declaration of Independence and the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. This shift in theory has and will continue to have broad practical consequences. The human rights view, in understanding human beings as ...

Save this story for later. In 2017, Kathryn Schulz published an essay about Pauli Murray, a transformative and underappreciated figure who had played a key role in making the case for racial equality and women’s rights. Thurgood Marshall referred to one of Murray’s books as “the bible” of Brown v. Board of Education, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg credited Murray with helping shape her work on gender discrimination. “Four decades before another legal scholar, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, coined the term ‘intersectionality,’ Murray insisted on the indivisibility o...

American Foundation for the Blind Announces 'Women in Leadership' Panel Discussion News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Foundation for the Blind (AFB), in observance of 100 years of creating a more inclusive world for people who are blind or visually impaired, is launching a series of "Centennial Conversations"—curated webinars focused on the most pressing issues and topics affecting the blind and low vision communities, pairing prominent speakers with younger voices. First up is Women in Leadership: A Conversation A...