SCOTUS targets education
Court rules on affirmative action, student loans Continue reading SCOTUS targets education
Court rules on affirmative action, student loans Continue reading SCOTUS targets education
On this, the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, The New York Times has published a must-see article entitled “Early Abortion Looks Nothing Like You’ve Been Told.” I implore you to read it and to share it widely. Pay special attention to the photos of a truth that pro-lifers choose to ignore, to lie about, … Continue reading This is what early abortion looks like
Yesterday Kansas voters said it loud and clear: Women are people, too, and their right to abortion shall not be infringed! By a decisive margin yesterday, Kansas voters rejected a measure that would have changed their state’s constitution to say it does not guarantee the right to abortion. Late last night the vote count was … Continue reading Way to go, Kansas!
I hadn’t heard this song for a few years but blooper0223 has it on her blog this morning as a fight song for all of us against Supreme Court rulings that have run off the rails. More specifically, of course, it’s a fight song, an anthem, for women across the country who have been deprived … Continue reading I might only have one match …
From Slate: June 30, 2022: Consider the issues that SCOTUS has resolved this term—the first full term with a 6–3 conservative supermajority. The constitutional right to abortion: gone. States’ ability to limit guns in public: gone. Tribal sovereignty against state intrusion: gone. Effective constraints around separation of church and state: gone. The bar on prayer in public schools: gone. Effective … Continue reading A horrible, no good, very bad Court