'Corporations Are People' Is Built on a 19th-Century Lie - The Atlantic
A 1907 caricature of the railroad baron Edward H. Harriman swallowing America’s train lines. (Luther Bradley / Library of Congress / Corbis / Getty) Somewhat counterintuitively, American corporations today enjoy many of the same rights as American citizens. Both, for instance, are entitled to the freedom of speech and the freedom of religion. How exactly did corporations come to be understood as “
Lessons in the Delicate Art of Confronting Offensive Speech (Published 2016)
Billy Bush, then with “Access Hollywood,” interviewing Donald J. Trump in 2015.Credit...Rob Kim/Getty Images What if Billy Bush had just changed the subject? As unlikely as that may sound to anyone who has heard the infamous 2005 tape of Donald J. Trump boasting about sexually accosting women to the chuckling encouragement of Mr. Bush, an “Access Hollywood” host at the time, it just might have sti
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