By Jenny Wriggins This piece originally appeared in the Portland Press Herald on March 17, 2024 Sixty years ago, Congress outlawed discrimination on the basis of sex at work. But for many women, discrimination at work didn’t magically disappear. March … Read More
In New England, many residents think of the region’s history as a paragon of opposition to slavery and support for racial equality. That’s far from the whole picture, however, and a Maine Law Court decision from 1852 shows this clearly.[1] … Read More
Can the President reschedule or deschedule marijuana? That is the question I explore in my latest article, tentatively titled Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Through Administrative Action, which I have co-authored with Alexandra Harriman and Shane Pennington. The answer to that … Read More
By Jeffrey Maine I’m a big loser . . . at least when it comes to investing. While “buy low, sell high” is a common investment strategy, I seem to do the opposite. My investments in cryptocurrencies are a recent … Read More