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The Price of Exclusion: How the Affordable Care Act Left Undocumented...
I. Introduction — Exclusion by Design The promise of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was not simply to make health insurance more affordable; it was to transform the very structure of health care access in the United States. It was...
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Governing Under the Guillotine: How Political Reversals Turn Government Management Decisions...
Executive Summary Government management decisions — budget allocations, procurement approvals, discretionary promotions, operational directives — are supposed to reflect lawful authority and institutional continuity. They are the structural...
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Policy Without Management: Reading the NYPD’s October 3, 2025 EEO “Policy...
A shield full of holes. That’s what the New York City Police Department’s October 3, 2025 “Equal Employment Opportunity Policy Statement” remains when read as a governing instrument rather than a press release. It adds a comprehensive...
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Context Is King: A Thought-Piece on Graham v. UMG, Defamation Realities,...
I. Introduction: When Outrage Meets Doctrine Every week, someone calls my office ready to “file defamation” because the internet caught fire. Screenshots. Streams. Think-pieces. A sponsor paused. “My reputation is destroyed—sue.” The...
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Integrity by Color: The Selective Policing of Black Leadership in the...
How Investigatory Power, Legal Ambiguity, and Media Collusion Criminalize Black Authority — and Why Modern Law No Longer Tolerates It “The most dangerous creation of any society is the man who has nothing to lose.”— James Baldwin...
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Coercion Disguised as Choice: The OWBPA and the Age of Institutional...
“The most dangerous creation of any society is the man who has nothing to lose.”— James Baldwin (1962) Baldwin wasn’t writing about employment law, but he might as well have been. His words pierce through the decades because they...
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