Public Historians at Work season 2 is now available! This episode features a conversation with Dr. Ronit Stahl about America’s healthcare system and how viewing modern institutions through the lens of history can help to make sense of the present.
https://t.co/EEPk2h8Xs1
Public Historians at Work season 2 is now available! This episode features a conversation with Dr. Ronit Stahl about America’s healthcare system and how viewing modern institutions through the lens of history can help to make sense of the present.
https://t.co/EEPk2h8Xs1
Welcome to the Supreme Court, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
You will inspire generations of leaders. The young people of our nation will learn from the experience, the judgment, and the wisdom that you will apply in every case that comes before you.
Obviously, this is a draft, and I don't know what to make of it.
But it feels like what I expected after oral argument--an opinion that reflects an absolute sense of conviction--one that will inflame and is designed to deepen our divide even as it denounces Roe for doing the same
As an historian, I do a lot of talking to people with different views on abortion. The draft very much feels like something written by someone who has never done the same. The outcome of this is no surprise. The tone and lack of empathy are.
I. Am. Just. Loving. This. It would have been sweet either way, but given the disrespect and lies they threw at KBJ, this is exactly the hallelujah chorus jumping off everywhere. We celebrate tonight; we go back to the fight tomorrow!
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