Tag: anti-discrimination law

• The Message of Masterpiece

  In the Detroit Free Press, John explains the Court’s decision in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case. From the piece: The case was not “narrowly decided” in the sense of being a close…

• Slicing the Cake Cases

  At The New York Times, John explains how to draw a line between some of the cake cases in the news. From the article: Therein lies the crucial difference between…

• “Bake Me a Cake”: Three Paths for Balancing Liberty and Equality

  At the CU-Boulder “What’s Wrong?” blog, I respond to religious conservatives who claim that anti-discrimination laws that cover sexual orientation strip them of their liberty. From the essay: It’s worth…

• Rejoinder to Dan Johnson

  In response to Dan Johnson, who critiques my New York Times piece “Gay Rights and the Race Analogy,” I offer a rejoinder at The Partially Examined Life. An excerpt: I…