Alexis Sclamberg
Bio:
Alexis Sclamberg is a writer and attorney, living in San Francisco. She blogs for the Huffington Post, and contributes to Forbes, Cosmopolitan magazine, and Women’s eNews. She is writing her first book, and offers her insight in an advice column for J Weekly magazine. Sclamberg also works as an adjunct professor of legal studies.
Follow her on Twitter: www.twitter.com/AlexisSclamberg and find her at www.alexissclamberg.com.
WMC News & Features
U.S. Redefines Rape, Updating an 80-Year-Old Characterization of the Crime
The new definition, a major step forward in providing justice and tracking the crime, came after advocates launched a viral "rape is rape" campaign.
WMC News & Features
Cornered in the Corner Office
Recent media coverage propels sexist stereotypes of women lawyers. Here, the author calls for a deeper conversation of the study that fueled bad press.
WMC News & Features
Defense of Marriage Act—Obama Changes His Mind
While the president still is reportedly struggling with the issue of gay marriage personally, the author explores the legal and political ramifications of his decision that DOMA violates the constitution.
WMC News & Features
July 14, 2010 | Alexis Sclamberg |
LGBTQIA
U.S. Judge Faults Congress in Denying Same-Sex Marriage
In a strongly worded ruling, the Defense of Marriage Act falls in federal court to a combined challenge by GLAD and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
WMC News & Features
April 06, 2010 | Alexis Sclamberg |
Politics
Make Room on the Bench
U.S. law schools now graduate as many women as men, and women are nearly half of all law firm associates. But representation in the judiciary branch is far from equal, a recent study shows.
