Gender Bias in the Classroom.

Abstract

A small but growing body of literature about legal education suggests that while the overt sexism that existed in American law schools prior to the 1970s has subsided, the more subtle andarguablymore damaging vestiges of sexism are alive and well.1 Women students in law school may have nominal equality in that most sex-based barriers have been eliminated, but some covert barriers remain.2 The continuing sexism in legal education

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