Sex and Gender Inequality: Problems and Perspectives combines jurisprudential analysis of case law with insight from social science research and feminist legal theory. It offers excellent coverage of historical and contemporary issues in gender and American law, including equal protection, reproductive rights, employment, education, family law, and sexual orientation and gender identification. This versatile textbook is ideal for undergraduate law, political science, and women's and gender studies courses. Additionally, Sex and Gender Inequality: Problems and Perspectives is also well-suited for law school courses on sex and gender discrimination and gender and the law.