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A Legal Conception Of Racism (Group Subordination) As Asymmetrical Market Imperfections, Andre L. Smith
A Legal Conception Of Racism (Group Subordination) As Asymmetrical Market Imperfections, Andre L. Smith
Andre L. Smith
To the extent government justifiably interferes in the marketplace to address market failures, it is also justified in addressing imperfections in the market that are asymmetric with respect to race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. In Bob Jones University v. United States, 461 US 574 (1983), a little known federal income tax case, the Supreme Court declared that federal statutes could not be construed in ways that support racial discrimination. However, a judge, even one who might interpret the Court’s holding expansively, may still lack the confidence to discuss the positive and negative effects a statute might have on racial (in)equality. …
Lawrence-Ium: The Densest Known Substance, John Culhane
Lawrence-Ium: The Densest Known Substance, John Culhane
John G. Culhane
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Book Review, Reviewing Robert Wintemute, Sexual Orientation And Human Rights: The United States Constitution, The European Convention, And The Canadian Charter (1995), John Culhane
John G. Culhane
No abstract provided.