Constitutional law prof, historical political scientist, FRHistS studying:
The United States Supreme Court
American Political Development
Anglo-American Constitutionalism
📍ATL
Author, Rot and Revival:
https://www.ucpress.edu/books/rot-and-revival/paper
Anthony Michael Kreis
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An inspiring message.
To state the obvious, if one concludes that color blindness is insufficient to root out caste, this is not a very helpful quote at all.
Anthony Michael Kreis
NEWSMAX: What do you say to Americans who are sick and tired of this war? They voted for President Trump because he promised to end wars, not start wars, and they're experiencing war fatigue
REP. CLAUDIA TENNEY: Well, it's not been very long. We were in Iraq and Afghanistan for over 20 years
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I do think any federal defendant indicted in Chicago should request grand jury transcripts. hard to believe this behavior was confined to just one really weak case
Aaron Rupar
It is really easy to hate on America. Things are in shambles. But, in these times, it is refreshing to see it through the eyes of first-time visitors experiencing the natural beauty we enjoy and having a genuine appreciation for the generosity and kindness they receive from folks along the way.
oh these are cute
This is a remarkable and beautiful transformation.
Photos: How South Downtown looks a week from FIFA World Cup kickoff atlanta.urbanize.city/post/south-d...
Anthony Michael Kreis
Anthony Michael Kreis
Unlike Prof. Lash, I have a very hard time with the unquestioned praise for Justice Harlan's "colorblind constitution" dissent, but especially in the context of dismantling equal opportunity in the workplace in the Year of Our Lord 2026.
This warrants deeper and more nuanced reflection than ever:
Jonathon Booth
Anthony Michael Kreis
Unlike Prof. Lash, I have a very hard time with the unquestioned praise for Justice Harlan's "colorblind constitution" dissent, but especially in the context of dismantling equal opportunity in the workplace in the Year of Our Lord 2026.
This warrants deeper and more nuanced reflection than ever:
The broadside attack against Title VII and disparate impact has nothing to do with the Constitution and everything to do with disliking anti-discrimination laws in the workplace.
Even in the Title VII context, I am befuddled about this. First, Title VII treats all traits equally. It does not only apply to racial minorities, women, or LGBTQ people, etc.
And when an employer undertakes a disparate impact remedy, there's doctrine now that restrains proactive decision-making.
This is especially true of the first-time Atlanta visitors.
