On the recordJune 12, 2025
Congress must use clearer language under the Constitution’s spending clause if it wishes to outlaw such unintentional discrimination.
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Clarence Thomas
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slate.comCongress must use clearer language under the Constitution’s spending clause if it wishes to outlaw such unintentional discrimination.
Thomas argued that Congress needs to clarify laws against unintentional discrimination.
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