Category Archives: Civil Rights and Liberties
Private Thoughts, Public Sphere: Why a Candidate’s Beliefs Matter
Yet again campaign blather inspires a trip to the keyboard for notes about personal things and power and why a candidate’s beliefs matter. The issue of the right to marry again figures. Most everyone accepts a compromise regarding personal autonomy, particularly … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights and Liberties, Politics, Privacy, Uncategorized
Tagged civil rights, gay rights, marriage, marriage rights, Obama, privacy
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Generally Speaking: Privacy and CISPA
Quick Notes Generally Speaking: Privacy and CISPA Yet again I heard a group of people say to a few others that the word privacy does not appear in the constitution and that, even if it did, it wouldn’t be important. … Continue reading
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Tagged CISPA, civil liberty, Constitutional rights, privacy, right to privacy
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