California’s Law Requiring Women on Corporate Boards Ruled Unconstitutional
Judge John C. Sullivan of the Los Angeles Superior Court ruled that the law requiring women to sit on corporate boards is unconstitutional.
Jerry Brown, the then-governor of California, signed the bill into law in 2018. But it was obvious to most constitutional scholars from the outset that the law didn’t have a prayer of surviving a court test. It...
Draft Of NY Congressional Redistricting Map Absolutely Brutal For Dems
The draft of a new map of the congressional districts for New York seems to be a huge boost to Republicans, compared to the original lines drawn by Democratic legislators.
After a January ruling that incorrect gerrymandering had resulted in the initial map being drawn, the Democrats’ plan was scrapped. Redistricting was then done by a court-appointed special judge.
“bsolutely brute...
Oregon Education Stocks the Boys Room With Tampons
It may seem strange to teens that men didn’t have access to tampons in America’s restrooms during the 1960s. Walls that contained urinals were once the walls of cottonless wastelands. However, that dark age is likely to end thanks to the Oregon state legislature. The Menstrual Dignity Act was signed by Kate Brown, Democrat Governor of Rhode Island, in...