Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• ABA Journal, Federal District Court Allows Linda Mullenix's Gender Discrimination Equal Pay Claim To Proceed Against The University Of Texas Law School
• Timothy Casey (California Western), Reflections on Legal Education in the Aftermath of a Pandemic
• Adam Chilton (Chicago), Justin Driver (Yale), Jonathan Masur (Chicago) & Kyle Rozema (Washington University), Assessing Affirmative Action's Diversity Rationale
• Meera Deo (Southwestern), The End of Affirmative Action
• Adam Eckart (Suffolk), Litigation Bias
• David Frakt (Independent), ABA Drops the Ball on WMU Cooley
• Inside Higher Ed, The ABA Proposes Eliminating Standardized Tests For Law School Admissions
• David Lat (Original Jurisdiction), Constructive Cancellation: An Interview With Ilya Shapiro
• Law.com, HBCU Law Schools Face Severe Underfunding: 'Do We Have a Belt' Left to Tighten?

• LawProfBlawg (Anonymous Professor, Top 100 Law School), Making Student Evaluations More Meaningful
• Steve Lubet (Northwestern), More on the CUNY Law Faculty's Israel Boycott
• Reuters, A Law Degree From Prison? Minnesota School Says Enrollee Is a First
• Roundup, Legal Ed News
• Amy Soled (Rutgers), How COVID-19 Made Me a Better Teacher
• Amy Spivey (UC-Hastings) & Manoj Viswanathan (UC-Hastings), Practical Considerations in Starting and Operating an Academic Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
• Dan Stone, Harvard-led Citation Cartel Rakes in Millions from Bluebook Manual Monopoly, Masks Profits
• Tallahassee Democrat, What Got Katherine Magbanua Convicted of Dan Markel’s Murder? Here’s What Her Lawyer Said
• YLS Today, Yale Law School Mourns the Loss of Professor Emeritus John G. Simon
• Ahmuan Williams (Oklahoma), A Supreme Dilemma: Admissions v. Representation in Law School and Legal Profession