Mia Brett
Mia Brett, PhD, is the Editorial Board's legal historian. She lives with her gorgeous dog, Tchotchke. You can find her @queenmab87.
There’s little evidence writers of the 14th Amendment considered fetuses or abortion or pregnancy or really even women.
A criminal court is not the only place to support their voices.
But kids might learn about white supremacy, writes Mia Brett.
It’s a transparent ploy to avoid federal courts, writes Mia Brett.
Mia Brett reminds us of the importance of the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Why is due process needed to believe woman? asks Mia Brett.
Buck v. Bell has never been overturned, writes Mia Brett.
Mia Brett explains the current right-wing boogeyman.
Mia Brett writes a brief legal history of intimate partner violence.
Seventy-five percent of shooters buy guns legally, says Mia Brett.