Thank you Liz!

Thank you @arielagross.bsky.social! Means a lot

Opinion | A disturbing dissent lies beneath a new ruling on childhood vaccines Constitutional law on vaccines was long settled. Now, the Supreme Court favors religious exemptions.

Yup! Here you go: wapo.st/482ywCQ

Thank you @adamliptak.bsky.social for flagging my recent op-ed! www.nytimes.com/2026/04/16/u...

Thanks @micahschwartzman.bsky.social!

Opinion | What makes this appeals court decision on vaccines so noteworthy Constitutional law on vaccines was long settled. Now, the Supreme Court favors religious exemptions.

My latest in the @washingtonpost.com on vaccines and religious liberty (Gift article) wapo.st/482ywCQ

That said, if, as you say, the list is a no brainer legally and perfectly normal, it doesn’t seem all that crazy for the judge—an Obama-appointee, it should be noted—to be critical of a Nazi analogy, no?

Thank you @lsolum.bsky.social!

Religious Equality Run Amuck - Equality Zalman Rothschild, The Impossibility of Religious Equality, 125 Colum. L. Rev. 453 (2025).Ezra YoungIn her Supreme Court chambers, the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg prominently displayed a passage…

Jotwell: Religious Equality Run Amuck - Equality buff.ly/QfrBvwv

This was my guess as well FWIW

Grateful for the invitation to deliver the Fishman Family Endowed Lecture at Vassar College in April www.vassar.edu/news/events/...

Grateful and a little surprised to see my forthcoming HLR Forum piece on vaccines and religious freedom included in Adam Liptak’s “What I’m Reading” in @nytimes.com

www.nytimes.com/2026/03/12/u...

Defining Antisemitism | The New York Historical A distinguished panel addresses what and how we determine and identify antisemitism in modern times.

Honored to be speaking at this event. If you’re in NYC on March 10, it should be a great conversation.

www.nyhistory.org/programs/def...

You’ve been saying “last” for ten years — and luckily for us, I suspect, will keep saying it for the next 10

Lawmakers clash over opt-outs in school lessons over religious beleifs - UPI.com A House panel debated parents' rights to opt out their kids from lessons because of religious conflicts in public schools after a high court ruling.

Glad they included this quote of mine: "say a teacher tries to teach the value of nondiscrimination against religion…and some parents have a problem…because Chapter 16 of Mark says that those who are not baptized are condemned”

www.upi.com/Top_News/US/...

Very honored to be testifying at the invitation of the Minority at a congressional hearing on “Defending Faith and Families Against Government Overreach: Mahmoud v. Taylor.” I’ll post my written testimony on Tuesday.

If you “just” connect it to religion somehow… 😊

Lollll

Thanks @williambaude.bsky.social!
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Thank you @lsolum.bsky.social!

Detecting a Christmas theme! :)

Very honored this paper won an award! www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

.@zalmanr.bsky.social's The Right to Exit Religion argues Wisconsin v. Yoder implicitly recognized a right to exit religion that states/courts do not do enough to protect, leaving it superficial & hard to effectuate. He uses NYC’s Hasidic community to show state-aided barriers to exit.

It’s a NYT newsletter (“Believing”) so you need to scroll down.

I wrote a reflection on my friend Rabbi Eli Schlanger, murdered in Sydney a week ago.

(Gift article, scroll down). www.nytimes.com/2025/12/21/b...

The Right to Exit Religion is finally out in the Georgetown Law Journal. For anyone interested: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

My Murdered Friend Eli He was killed doing the work he’d dreamed of.

Something I wrote. @theatlantic.com @yappelbaum.bsky.social

www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2025/1...

Best guesses as to how Mahmoud is remotely relevant?

Hahaha

Haha great title