Tal Fortgang and David E. Bernstein discuss how Jews can persuade America to crack down on anti-Semitism.
The government can break the wave of anti-Semitism subsuming American college campuses. But it will take political will.
In America and in Europe.
And for the education of special-needs children.
Eventually, the Supreme Court will have to weigh in.
The state can mandate educational requirements, but parents retain a right to determine how they fulfil them.
Norman Lamm believed in an America that embraced religion without embracing a religion.
Courts forced Jews to pay anti-Semites’ legal fees.
Jurisprudence has changed, but the Decalogue might still be a step too far.
Friends of the court.
Some of the tools are already there. Congress can create the others.
It bans nothing, but it threatens DEI.
And they have the legal means to do so.
A Vermont success story.