All Posts Tagged With: "right to choose"
The Federally Mandated Toilet Still Doesn’t Work
Three years ago we moved into our newly built home in Grand Blanc, Michigan. The whole family was excited. While all new houses have some problems, I was not expecting the toilets to be among them. How could this be? After all, these toilets were brand new. As it turns out, that was precisely the [...]
1Nov2001 | Michael Heberling | 36 comments | ContinuedDiscrimination and Liberty
(Editor’s Note: We herewith inaugurate a new monthly feature: The Pursuit of Happiness. Its regular contributors will be Walter Williams, one of the most prominent defenders of liberty today, and Charles Baird, an economist specializing in the freedom of workers. Guest contributors will also occupy this space.) How much should we care if people discriminate? [...]
1Apr1998 | Walter E. Williams | 1 comment | Continued-
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