Interesting CA law feature based on disability (that doesn’t make poverty the qualifying condition).

Excellent news out of my hometown.

The protesting French kids got a shoutout today too and it was delightful :)

Amazing news. Hoping that we will see optic nerve damage reversal in my lifetime.

Looking for an employment lawyer who has supported people with Long Covid for an article I'm working on who would have 15 minutes to speak Monday-Wednesday next week. Please reach out at [email protected]

For those who cannot receive the MMR vaccine or booster (or must stop their life-altering meds for months to do so), this is chilling. I had to stop my meds for a horrible 6-month stretch in my 30s to get the MMR (couldn’t as a JRA baby) and haven’t been well enough since to stop them for a booster.

I know that Swifties have a strong claim on Fall but I like to think of this as Patty Griffin season. Let’s put on our sweaters and too-thin scarves, drink our coffee black and listen to Patty’s sadness.

My journey into the thriller genre continues and I’m really enjoying Heather.

Visited the Brownsburg Museum’s Interwoven exhibit today. Such a kind reaction when I shared what I do for a living.

Consistent with the overall backlash against anything perceived to be an accommodation. Ableism all around.

The Prosser Torts casebook includes a discussion of Rondini and the sexual consent Rstmt section, which we covered recently in class. Which made the recent news coming out of Cornell much easier to contextualize. Including this material (and teaching it) matters!

Hopper painted Railroad Sunset (1929) from memories of American train journeys. It places a stark railroad signal tower against a biblical-scale sunset. The precise geometry and vast sky embody his vision of modernity amid eternal landscapes.

A new wave of higher ed policies are targeting accommodations and time. Always happy to talk to student journalists about what’s going on. Keep your eye on disability in higher ed.