January 15, 2018|Bolling v. Sharpe, Brown v. Board, Fourteenth Amendment, Justice John Harlan II, Plessy v. Ferguson, race, Supreme CourtThe Many Confusions of Brown v. Board by James R. Rogers|4 Comments Central High School, Little Rock, AR, where National Guardsmen escorted students to integrated classrooms.Brown v. Board is one of the most important decisions of the 20th century, but it rests on deeply confused logic.
January 10, 2018|Antonin Scalia, Bolling v. Sharpe, Brown v. Board, Edwin Meese, expected application, Fourteenth Amendment, Original Intent, Originalism, textualismWhy Scalia’s Originalism Trumps “Original Intent” by James R. Rogers|78 Comments Textual originalists can disregard original intent - and that's a good thing.
Central High School, Little Rock, AR, where National Guardsmen escorted students to integrated classrooms.
