GianCarlo Canaparo
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Constitutional law, administrative law, and civil rights @Heritage.
Joined July 2024
RT @FedSoc: “The obvious first question is: “What counts as illegal discrimination?” For a long time, the federal government has encouraged…
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Interesting that the woman who designed the CFPB—perhaps the least accountable agency—is complaining about unaccountability. Makes me wonder if she actually cares about accountability, or if she’s just unwilling to defend the spending DOGE is cutting.
No one elected Elon Musk. As Donald Trump allows Musk to access people’s personal information and shut down government funding, Republicans in Washington will also own the consequences. We must do everything in our power to push back and protect people from harm.
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Curious about Trump's DEI orders? In this Fed Soc Explainer podcast, @chavezlinda, @MorenoffDan, and I summarize the orders and explore their implications.
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RT @SpencerLndqst: Consulting giant PwC banned whites and Asians from its upcoming ‘Career Preview’ program, a conference in Orlando that’s…
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Who is exposed to liability risk from Trump's DEI order and what sorts of risks? In @FedSoc Blog, I answer those questions:
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Oneida County's argument opens, 'This case is not about a little pink house.' But, of course, it is. For a legal rule that destroyed a little pink house for a developer can be destroyed by a developer to save the next little pink house.
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RT @aier: Can the government take your private property and give it to another private party for "economic development"? In Kelo v. City o…
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Giving the people what they want: a challenge to Humphrey’s Executor!
In a lengthy statement, EEOC Dem Jocelyn Samuels said she was fired last night as well and is considering legal recourse
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RT @MorenoffDan: @NoahPollak Public employee unions must be abolished. They’re incompatible with a republic.
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No, we're restoring the promise of the civil rights movement--that the government and the law should treat every American as an American regardless of color. You want quotas and preferences, so defend them. But don't pretend to defend colorblind laws.
We know now that what they're coming after is not one form of thinking. It's not Black history, it's not intersectionality, it's not critical race theory. They're coming after the entire infrastructure that has been created from the civil rights movement.
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Add to this that if the government wins Kousisis v US, lying to the government about your promise not to discriminate will probably open you up to criminal fraud prosecution.
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