Constitutional questions about vouchers

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The author examines the relationship between the religion clauses of the US Constitution and the constitutionality of school vouchers. Topics include Establishment Clause restrictions on government promotion of religion, and equal protection arguments.

Church and state

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January 27, 1961: the birth of gaylegal equality arguments

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Franklin Kameny was the first gay man to present a brief defending gay rights to the United States Supreme Court. This article traces the history of this case and Kameny's subsequent influence on the nascent gay rights movement.

Discrimination against gays, Prevention, History, Influence, Due process of law, Gay liberation movement, Gay rights movement, Kameny, Franklin

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The Enlightenment case for vouchers

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The author contends that arguments in favor of government-funded vouchers for private religious schools do not conflict with the principles of the Framers of the US Constitution.

Analysis, Freedom of religion, Constitutional history

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