Of Human Bondage
October 06, 2022
14th Amendment, a woman's right to health care, abortion vote in Kansas, coverture, EMTALA, history of slavery, Linda Burstyn, Merrick Garland sues Idaho, middle class slavery, Ms magazine, patriarchy, patriarchy and religion, poverty and slavery, religious diversity in the U. S., religious overreach, Roe v Wade, Samuel Alito, slavery, unaffordable housing, women as slaves0 Comment
If past practices are a justification for anything, then slavery should be legal. Slavery existed long before the birth of Christ, and several passages in the Bible sanction the institution. Many of us may think slavery is illegal in the modern world. But, those of us who do are wro
Continue Reading →I Think That I Shall Never See A Tree In Court
September 23, 2016
14th Amendment, Astra Taylor, chief justce Morrison Waite, Citizens United, Community Evironment Legal Defense Fund, corporations as persons, Grant Township, Pennsylvania General Engergy Company, Who Speaks for the Trees?
Under the law corporations are people, right? That ruling, by the way, wasn’t the outcome of Citizen’s United. It appeared in the 1886 case of Santa Clara vs. Southern Pacific Railroad Co. While the Supreme Court didn’t settle the railroad case on the question of personhoo
Continue Reading →