Petition, Protest, and Prosecution: Women and the United States Legal System

Coordinating Council for Women in History 3
Friday, January 8, 2027: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
Balcony M (New Orleans Marriott, 4th Floor)
Chair:
Robin C. Henry, Wichita State University
Papers:
Independence Was My Idol: Murder, Attempted Kidnapping, and One Woman’s Encounter with the Criminal Justice System of the Early 19th Century
Allison Johnson, Wichita State University
Service Without Status: The WASP's Four-Decade Legal Struggle for Military Recognition
Kayla Nelson, independent historian
We Will Not Stay Silenced: How the Radium Girls Changed the Workforce
Heather DeSilva, Eastern Washington University
The Flood of Lawsuits That Are Due to Come: DES Daughters and the Legal System in the United States
Chloe Bell-Wilson, University of California, Los Angeles
Comment:
Katie M. Hemphill, University of Arizona
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