WILL Client in WSJ: Why I Sued Comcast for Discrimination
Indiana small business owner and WILL client, Christopher Moses, appears in the Wall Street Journal explaining why he is suing Comcast for race discrimination. Moses writes, "I know our country has had its ugly chapters, and getting rid of discrimination is a worthy goal. But now major institutions and corporations celebrate discrimination. I hope I can inspire others to push back. This behavior is wrong, illegal and has no place in America."
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Selects Legislative Maps
The Wisconsin Supreme Court selected legislative maps submitted by the Wisconsin Legislature in a 4-3 decision. The Wisconsin Supreme Court was required to review its March 2022 decision after the U.S. Supreme Court determined the maps submitted by Governor Evers, and selected by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, were racially gerrymandered, and violated the Constitution’s equal protection guarantees.
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OPINION: Tony Evers blew chance to improve Wisconsin's elections
WILL Policy Director, Kyle Koenen, and Research Director, Will Flanders, write in the Wisconsin State Journal criticizing Governor Tony Evers for vetoing a group of election administration reforms that would have established clear and uniform rules and procedures for Wisconsin elections.
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OPINION: Why We Must Fight the Biden Equity Agenda
Rick Esenberg and Dan Lennington write in National Review Online about recent legal successes challenging President Joe Biden's equity agenda. Esenberg and Lennington emphasize that defending equal treatment under the law is critical to protecting the rights of all Americans.
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Gov. Evers Vetoes Parent Bill of Rights
Governor Tony Evers vetoed a Parent Bill of Rights bill on Friday afternoon. WILL was a champion of this legislation throughout the last year. We will keep fighting for the rights of parents to be equal and respected partners in their child’s education.
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WILL Opposes State Rule to Regulate Pools at Rental Properties
WILL submitted comment, Friday, opposing a rule proposal from the Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) to regulate pools at short-term rental properties in Wisconsin. The state agency intends to blanket Wisconsin’s short-term rental properties in regulations and licensing requirements if pools and hot tubs are available to renters.
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WILL Webinar: A Recap of the 2021-22 Legislative Session
The 2021-22 legislative session was among the most consequential in WILL's 11 year history. WILL's policy team worked with lawmakers to pass 7 education reform bills that create more transparency of school funding, empower parents, and expand educational options across the state.
In addition, WILL's policy team also worked with lawmakers on crafting election integrity reforms that were highlighted in WILL's Review of the 2020 Election. Join us as we take a look back at the 2021-22 Legislative Session and give an update on which bills were signed into law, which ones were vetoed and what the WILL policy team will be focusing on moving forward.
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