Regis Nicoll
Ever since Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke received her fifteen
minutes of fame a few years back at the congressional hearings on the
Affordable Care Act, we’ve been hearing a lot about “reproductive
justice.” It’s a rather queer pairing of words, don’t you think? For
what does justice have to do with a basic biological […]
Msgr. Robert Batule
One of the best essayists writing today is Joseph Epstein, the long-time
faculty member in the English Department of Northwestern University and
the former Editor-in-Chief of The American Scholar. Over the years,
Epstein’s work has appeared in numerous places—sometimes with a select
readership and sometimes with a more general readership. Epstein’s essay
comparing the Chicago […]
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