In the wake of the Charlottesville, VA protests, one thing has become crystal clear: One side is motivated by fear, which leads to anger, anger to hate. One side throws around emotionally-charged language, calling the other side traitors to America. One side refuses to give any ground, refuses to honestly hear the other side out.Continue reading “Choosing Sides? In the Aftermath of Violence, there are No Winners”
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State Civil Rights Commissions: The New Inquisition? Part 2 of 2
A response to John Corvino, continued from Part 1 The Game of Risk The legal line between small businesses and giant corporations is wide and well established, but anti-discrimination cases like the ones in question, all center around small businesses. Why? Could it be that small businesses are easier for states and state regulatory commissionsContinue reading “State Civil Rights Commissions: The New Inquisition? Part 2 of 2”
State Civil Rights Commissions: The New Inquisition? Part 1 of 2
A response to John Corvino, part 1 of 2. Part 2 is now available here. I saw Mr. Corvino’s humorously-ended video the other night. He makes a case for anti-discrimination laws in regards to privately owned bakeries and other businesses, and to be honest he had me nodding my head in agreement. Right up untilContinue reading “State Civil Rights Commissions: The New Inquisition? Part 1 of 2”
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