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We’ve got a serious problem in this country.
(via Scott Walker Quietly Repeals Wisconsin Equal Pay Law)
The 2009 Equal Pay Enforcement Act was meant to deter employers from discriminating against certain groups by giving workers more avenues via which to press charges. Among other provisions, it allows individuals to plead their cases in the less costly, more accessible state circuit court system, rather than just in federal court.
YEP.
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U.S. News - Supreme Court: Strip searches, even for minor offenses
The best way to tell if someone is a dangerous criminal is to look at their dick.
On March 22nd, 1972, the Supreme Court undermined the boundaries and benefits of marriage. In the decision Eisenstadt v. Baird, the Court struck down a Massachusetts law prohibiting the distribution of contraceptives to unmarried people, and implicitly sanctioned unmarried non-procreative sexual intimacy. While the decision may seem archaic and insignificant by modern sexual standards, Eisenstadt v. Baird dealt a decisive blow to the legal and cultural norm that marriage was the institution for the full expression of the sexual relationship between man and woman. The decision and its legal consequences affect us today. Forty years ago, the Court ruled that unmarried couples could not be denied their birth control. Today, the Federal government is forcing us to share the cost, for said contraception and some states are giving marital status to homosexual relationships.
(via 40 Years Since Eisenstadt v. Baird: A Look at the High Court’s Legal Attack on Marriage)
While the FRC is looking to cry and gnash their teeth I say we make it a holiday. March 22nd, national get yo’ fuck on day. It’s a thing.
Birth-control-exclusion bill goes to AZ Senate
Certainly the only thing preventing us from becoming the USSR is our freedom make medical decisions for our employees.