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Two reasons the Supreme Court is wrong on race.
The Supreme Court is looking to gut the Civil Rights Act for reasons that we’re not willing to face — they are bad at law and wrong.
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How is the Supreme Court more broken than congress?
The Supreme Court keeps trying to convince us that it doesn’t need to worry about the real world. Or the constitution. Or rights even.
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When neutral isn’t neutral
We have a false image of neutrality. Ending affirmative action damages the neutrality equality actually brings to us.
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The Rise of Process over Substance
The decisions of the 2021-22 Supreme Court term have been a nightmare. But they reveal that justice isn’t their goal.
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I don’t want a right to coercive prayer
In advancing a right to pray, the Supreme Court is now pretending your right to refuse doesn’t even matter.
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The Unbearable Lightness of Meing
How selfish culture has made a mockery of religious freedom It was just a little thing. Three words: a phrase. The extending of rights. And yet, we all knew what it meant. Things were changing. A lot. All About Me We’ve been selfish a long time. More than a few decades. The Gordon Geckoification of…
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Personal Religion
The new American definition of religious freedom, and therefore religion itself, is total, personal faith. No one in their right mind would say that Kim Davis defines Christianity. They are, however, eager to say that she is practicing her faith. She is being a Christian. Yesterday I wrote about what we should mean when we talk about religion. Today I…
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What should marriage be?
A “Should’ve Asked Question” While the Supreme Court mulls about trying to figure out what to do with the Frequently asked question: What do we do with “gay marriage”? we are actually left with more pertinent questions. Digging into the politics and legal cases for and against “marriage equality” send us into a spiral of…