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• Listen: Prof. Hadley Arkes on Bostock and Transgenderism for the Issues etc. Podcast

  by James Wilson Institute on July 18, 2020
  On June 25th, JWI founder and director Prof. Hadley Arkes sat down with Lutheran Radio’s Issues, etc. to discuss the Supreme Court’s Bostock ruling on transgenderism and what it means for conservatives and religious freedom moving forward. Prof. Arkes offers insight into constitutional interpretation and how the Natural Law tradition informs the understanding of what […]

• “The Supreme Court’s Mistaken and Misguided Sex Discrimination Ruling”: Ryan Anderson in Public Discourse

  by James Wilson Institute on June 24, 2020
  James Wilson Fellowship faculty member Ryan Anderson has offered extensive commentary on Harris Funeral Homes v. EEOC and authored an amicus brief for the case. Following the Supreme Court’s decision on June 15, Dr. Anderson responded in Public Discourse, warning that Justice Gorsuch’s decision either spells the end for sex-specific programs and facilities or ensures […]

• Does Gordon Giampietro Need a Defense?- Prof. Hadley Arkes in The Catholic Thing

  by James Wilson Institute on March 3, 2018
  Writing in The Catholic Thing, Professor Hadley Arkes defends Gordon Giampietro, a nominee for a federal district judgeship in Wisconsin in a piece titled “Does Gordon Giampietro Need a Defense?”  A “controversy” was generated because of a supportive comment that Mr. Giampietro posted on a column written by Professor Arkes in The Catholic Thing four […]