Supreme Court

It looks like the six Republican justices are ready to believe the lies told about affirmative action

By Mia Brett / January 26, 2022 /

Edward Blum’s corrupt faith in “colorblindness.”

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‘Voting is not limited to or guaranteed to citizens’

By John Stoehr / January 24, 2022 /

The difference between citizens and non-citizens isn’t what you think.

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Dual sovereignty or double jeopardy?

By Mia Brett / January 21, 2022 /

A case with lasting implications for tribal authority.

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A world without Roe is, for women, a world of social standing cut in half

By John Stoehr / January 18, 2022 /

“It always seems over-the-top to say women will be second-class citizens, but that will absolutely be the case.”

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To these Republican justices, mass death is okie-dokie

By John Stoehr / January 14, 2022 /

The administrative state, however, is not.

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Should you be forced to pay for religious education? SCOTUS seems to think so. Otherwise, it’s discrimination against religion

By John Stoehr / December 21, 2021 /

A moral and legal perversion of the US Constitution.

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If ‘secularists’ are waging war on Christmas, where does that leave the Supreme Court? It said Christmas trees are secular

By Mia Brett / December 17, 2021 /

They actually serve Christian hegemony in America.

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America’s future: less democracy nationally, more democracy locally, plus violence and blood

By John Stoehr / December 9, 2021 /

My interview with Sea Change Radio’s Alex Wise.

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Lose Roe, lose right to privacy

By Mia Brett / December 9, 2021 /

Abortion, birth control, Internet usage, same-sex marriage, sexual privacy and even healthcare privacy are on the line.

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Democracy isn’t ‘backsliding.’ Equality is 

By John Stoehr / December 3, 2021 /

Equality has been presumed in the word ‘democracy’ since the postwar era. We may not be able to presume that much longer.

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