Tag results for: Discrimination
Opinion | Yeshiva University Fights for Its Freedom of Religion
Schools should be able to have policies consistent with their faith, even if they are politically unpopular.
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Opinion | Ruy Teixeira on the Democratic Majority That Never Emerged
Nobody knew it in 1992, but 30 years later it’s clear that year’s election began a new era in American politics. The previous 24 years, starting in 1969,...
Opinion | Transgender Patients vs. Religious Doctors
The Little Sisters of the Poor were a cause célèbre during President Obama’s tenure, and they’re still in court defending religious exceptions to ObamaCare’s contraceptive mandate. Progressives don’t...
Opinion | Do Laws Against Workplace Harassment Violate Free Speech?
One of the dirty secrets of American constitutional law is the tension between antidiscrimination laws and free expression. It blew into public view last week, when federal district...
Opinion | Racial Discrimination and Harvard’s Invidious Boxes
Not only preferences but the categories that colleges use are unconstitutional.
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Opinion | Minneapolis Schools Discriminate by Race
‘The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race,” Chief Justice John Roberts famously wrote in 2007. Yet...
