Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender, and Class

The Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender and Class publishes articles addressing contemporary civil rights issues or exploring the impact of developing law on issues of race, religion, gender, and class. We are currently accepting submissions for our Spring 2024 volume (Volume 24.1). Articles addressing contemporary civil rights issues or exploring the impact of developing law on issues of race, religion, gender, and class will be given strongest consideration. Preference will be given to legal articles written by authors with law degrees,* typically less than 60 pages in length, focusing on local or federal United States law. Upon receipt, articles will be promptly reviewed by our Manuscripts Editor, Editor in Chief, and Executive Articles Editor.

*While we appreciate student scholarship, our journal policy prohibits the publication of articles by students currently attending other law schools, as we reserve such space in our volumes for our own students’ work.