Julia Longoria
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That's the only time, which is crazy because we already have.
That's the only time, which is crazy because we already have.
That's the only time, which is crazy because we already have.
No. Really? Okay, constitutionally, women have a problem, which is that basically we're not in the Constitution, except like in this one little spot. So when it comes to discriminating against women, some people have argued that you... There's nothing in the Constitution that says you can't do it.
No. Really? Okay, constitutionally, women have a problem, which is that basically we're not in the Constitution, except like in this one little spot. So when it comes to discriminating against women, some people have argued that you... There's nothing in the Constitution that says you can't do it.
No. Really? Okay, constitutionally, women have a problem, which is that basically we're not in the Constitution, except like in this one little spot. So when it comes to discriminating against women, some people have argued that you... There's nothing in the Constitution that says you can't do it.
That's the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
That's the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
That's the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
As legal editor Linda Hirschman says, the 14th Amendment was passed in the aftermath of the Civil War, along with the 13th and the 15th. 13th Amendment abolishing slavery. 15th Amendment essentially giving black people, really black men, the right to vote.
As legal editor Linda Hirschman says, the 14th Amendment was passed in the aftermath of the Civil War, along with the 13th and the 15th. 13th Amendment abolishing slavery. 15th Amendment essentially giving black people, really black men, the right to vote.
As legal editor Linda Hirschman says, the 14th Amendment was passed in the aftermath of the Civil War, along with the 13th and the 15th. 13th Amendment abolishing slavery. 15th Amendment essentially giving black people, really black men, the right to vote.
There was this basic assumption in the law that, you know, equality for black people is one thing, but men and women, they're different.