appeared this extremely long harvard law review student note, and it didn't take too long before lookismbecame an interest for legislatures and for judges, and indeed the district of columbia here passed one ordnance banning lookism and so have a number of municipalities leading to cases like the one reported a couple years back of the gentleman who was finding it hard to keep his job as a retail outlet because of the multiple tongue piercings which actually inflicted on him a speech inpedment and he said this is what got he fired, and he had called the lawyer i believe and was going to contest this. the harvard law reveal article thought about the implications and went to the extent o

indeed, the district of columbia right here has asked one ordinance banning lookism and so have a number of other municipalities leading to cases like the one reported a couple of years back of the gentleman who was finding it hard to keep his job at every tell al that because of the multiple tongue piercing is which actually had inflicted on in a speech impediment. he said, this is what got me fired. he called a lawyer, i believe, and was proceeding to contest this. well, the harvard law few article has thought through a lot of these implications and gone to the extent of imposing wider use of applicants in jobs. this is my favorite part. we know that this is serious because the author of that harvard law review piece went on in new york times in later years. so the original title of my book was skin bad ideas from law schools and how they change the world. at least that's how i started out what became the school from his rule. as you can tell, i abandoned that someone jaunty title. indeed, i abandoned the framework for it because i could not answer the question. really only ten. where