The 15th Amendment was codified (arranged into the United States Code) in 1965 and is known as the Voting Rights Act of that year. There have since been four amendments, and a fifth is being drafted. According to an article in The Hill, Democrats are under a self-imposed deadline to pass
In 1974, quite possibly around the time I was conceived, a Russian author, historian and educator who was exiled for treason, published an essay that insists upon civic courage. In discovering Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s “Live Not by Lies,” I uncovered another layer of my being: the woman I can refer to as a passive resistor. Solzhenitsyn’s message
I “met” Peter Gray in 2020, around the time Harvard constituents sought to dismantle homeschooling and its propagation. The pandemic was affecting a surge in homeschooling practitioners and advocates, and Harvard Law Professor Elizabeth Bartholet called for a ban on families’ right to educate at home. In Bartholet’s highly opinionated