The End of Equality, Gorsuch's Textual Revolution, and Why Less Would Be More for Tech Anti-Trust

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The End of Equality

by Jeffrey Polet

The substitution of “equity” for “equality” has serious consequences. Read More »

Gorsuch’s Textual Revolution

by Thomas Ascik

In Bostock, Gorsuch reaches the semi-mystical conclusion that any word or concept having to do with “sex” may constitute “sex discrimination." Read More »

Less Would Be More for Tech Antitrust

by Mark A. Jamison

A more appropriate intellectual foundation would imply less, not more, antitrust action. Read More »

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Revisiting William O. Douglas

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