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the Jim Crow era) and specific places (the South). If we celebrate the Court’s intervention in racially biased prosecutions in the Jim Crow South
On December 3, the Supreme Court heard arguments in Young v. United Parcel Service, a case that asks if the Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA
of a punishment. First, if people on an automatic and unconscious level value White lives more than Black lives, then the enormity of the harm that
if the companies’ owners objected to the use of contraceptives for religious reasons. According to Justice Alito, “the plain terms of the Religious
results, however, would be more uniform than if each court continued to determine interpretive methodology in an ad hoc manner. This approach is also
law responds to datafication’s effects. If data-governance law is inattentive to how data production creates social benefits and harms, it will be
government ideology—as if the government were forcing schoolchildren to pledge allegiance to the flag, like in West Virginia Board of Education v. Barnette
” sex in the process. If evolving sexual mores and the efforts of the birth control movement were essential pre-conditions to Griswold, so, too, was a
from federally supported research”33—would be served best if universities and other federally funded research entities only sought exclusive patent
athletics is indispensable preparation for success on far more important playing fields and battlegrounds of life.9 White would surely be pleased if our