Professor Adler has written extensively on sexuality, gender, family and children, including foster care, and draws heavily from queer and critical theory. She is a co-editor of the casebook Mary Joe Frug’s Women and the Law (4th ed.). She also has written about contemporary legal issues arising out of Nazism.
Articles
Of Cheerios and sequined heels: a response to Darren Rosenblum's "unsex mothering: toward a culture of new parenting", Harvard Journal of Law and Gender Unsex Mother Online Colloquium (2012)
Gay rights and lefts: rights critique and distributive analysis for real law reform, School of Law Faculty Publications (2011)
For the last decade and more, the law reform agenda on behalf of sexual minorities...
Just the facts: the perils of expert testimony and findings of fact in gay rights litigation, School of Law Faculty Publications (2011)
Judge Vaughn Walker made eighty separate factual findings in Perry v. Schwarzenegger, many of them...
T: appending transgender equal rights to gay, lesbian and bisexual equal rights, School of Law Faculty Publications (2010)
Advocates for transgender constituencies are making crucial choices right now about what kind of reformist...
The gay agenda, School of Law Faculty Publications (2009)
The Gay Agenda argues that the current gay rights agenda has been overly determined by...