The declining popularity of judicial activism and why the Roberts Court lies at the center of a public disillusionment with the Supreme Court
Why Progressives Have Abandoned Judicial Activism in the Current Age of the Roberts Court
Tradition vs. Adaptation: Interpreting the Constitution
Should our understanding of the Constitution evolve with the present or remain in the past?
Remembering Japanese American Internment in World War II
America’s history of anti-Japanese racism provides valuable lessons for the present.
Establishing a Constitutional Right to Education
Guaranteeing a right to education will go a long way towards creating a more equal society.
Getting Corporate Money out of the Courts
Dark money has compromised our judicial system, it’s time to change the system
The Texas Orator 