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In a post a few days ago, Would Passage Of The Arizona Civil Rights Initiative Invalidate Arizona’s Tough New Immigration Law?, I attempted to raise a red flag hypocrisy alert by in effect warning my fellow critics of race preferences that we need to temper our enthusiasm for Arizona’s tough new immigration law with an [...]

I know, I know. Liberal hypocrisy on matters of race is about as newsworthy as another dog-bites-man story, but this one is too good to pass up. As we’ve seen too many times to cite, one of the most ubiquitous excuses liberals give for why racial profiling by college admissions officers and company employment offices [...]

Paul Zingg, the president of California State University, Chico, made the mistake of circulating a “diversity action plan for 2010-2015,” To Form a More Inclusive Learning Community, with a cover letter asking for both “feedback” and “input.” One of the copies found its way into the capable hands of Peter Wood, executive director of the [...]

Insofar as there is a right to refuse medical treatment, is there a corresponding right to refuse to pay for health insurance (or to be fined for not paying for health insurance) whose purpose is to pay for medical treatment? The Supreme Court held in Cruzan v. Director, MDH, 497 U.S. 261 (1990), that “[a] [...]

The Supreme Court will hear argument today in Christian Legal Society v. Martindale, which involves the question of whether a public college can refuse to recognize a student religious group (deny it access to student activity fees, prohibit it from sending email notices to students and staff, etc.) if the group requires voting members and [...]