Minnesota Law

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The official Blue Sky account of the University of Minnesota Law School. law.umn.edu

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Minnesota Law (@umnlawschool.bsky.social) ist seit 13 November 2024 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 2.174 Follower, folgt 389 Konten und hat 749 Posts veröffentlicht.

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Jill Hasday@jillhasday.bsky.social02.11.2026 18:10
On this day in 1936, Rose Elizabeth Bird was born. She became the first woman to serve on the California Supreme Court (1977-1987). She lost a retention election after conservative critics mobilized around her opposition to the death penalty. #WeTheMen
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Jill Hasday@jillhasday.bsky.social02.11.2026 15:00
On this day in 1880, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony attempted to vote in Tenafly, New Jersey, at a polling place set up at the Valley Hotel. The men running the polls refused to accept the women’s votes. Developers tore down the hotel in 2016. #WeTheMen
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Jill Hasday@jillhasday.bsky.social01.11.2026 16:07
On this day in 1609, Matthew Hale was born. He became an English judge & lawyer. Hale thought husbands had a right to rape their wives & that women could be witches. While overruling Roe, the Supreme Court repeatedly cited Hale as a “great” and “eminent” legal authority. #WeTheMen wapo.st/3Yoia2F
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Jill Hasday@jillhasday.bsky.social31.10.2026 19:18
On this Halloween, here is an obituary for Patricia Crowther, a self-identified witch. She linked attacks on witches to anti-feminism & defended witches “against accusations that they turned men into toads.” Happy Halloween! www.nytimes.com/2025/10/30/s...
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Jill Hasday@jillhasday.bsky.social30.10.2026 14:59
OTD in 1756, Lydia Chapin Taft became the 1st woman to vote in New England. She voted in Uxbridge, MA in favor of funding the French & Indian Wars. Her wealthy family had no surviving males over 10 & funding supporters needed her vote to win. #WeTheMen newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/lydia-chapin...
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