2023--Progressive Constitutionalism and Its Libertarian Discontents: The Case of LGBTQ Rights
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This year’s Childress Lecture, led by Professor Carlos Ball, will explore the ways in which libertarian political morality and constitutionalism create a double-edged sword for progressives. On the one hand, libertarian principles have helped advance some progressive objectives inside and outside of the courts, including several related to LGBTQ rights. On the other hand, abiding by those principles as a matter of constitutional law has served to jeopardize a slew of broader progressive objectives. The program will also explore LGBTQ+ rights and constitutional theory, the connection between LGBTQ+ rights and the First Amendment, and transgender rights.
Schedule
8:00-9:00 Check-in
9:00-9:15 Opening Remarks
9:15-10:15 Childress Lecture
10:15-10:25 Break
10:25-11:25 Response Panel 1: LGBTQ+ Rights and Constitutional Theory (Linda McClain, Craig Konnoth, Luke Boso)
11:25-11:35 Break
11:35-12:45 Response Panel 2: The First Amendment: Friend or Foe of LGBTQ Rights? (Jeremiah Ho, Anthony Michael Kreis, Liz Sepper)
12:45-1:45 Break
1:45-2:55 Response Panel 3: Transgender Rights (Kelly Gillespie, Susan Hazeldean, Kyle Velte)
2:55-3:05 Closing Remarks
Featured Panelists:
Carlos Ball, Distinguished Professor of Law and Judge Frederick Lacey Scholar, Rutgers Law School
Craig Konnoth, Martha Lubin Karsh and Bruce A. Karsh Bicentennial Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law
Linda C. McClain, Robert Kent Professor of Law, Co-Director, BU Law Program in Reproductive Justice, Boston University School of Law
Tobias Barrington Wolff, Jefferson B. Fordham Professor of Law; Deputy Dean for Equity & Inclusion University of Pennsylvania Carey School of Law
Luke Boso, Professor, Southwestern Law School
Jeremiah Ho, Associate Professor, Saint Louis University School of Law
Anthony Michael Kreis, Assistant Professor of Law, Georgia State University College of Law
Liz Sepper, Professor, The University of Texas at Austin School of Law
Kelly Gillespie, Professor, Saint Louis University School of Law, Center for Health Law Studies
Susan Hazeldean, Professor, Associate Dean of Experiential Education Brooklyn Law School
Kyle Velte, Professor, Karelitz Chair in Evidence Law, Associate Dean University of Kansas School of Law
Webinar Date
10-27-2023
Keywords
Progressive, Constitutionalism, Libertarian, Discontents, Case, LGBTQ Rights, LGBTQ, Rights
Disciplines
Law
Recommended Citation
Ball, Carlos; Konnoth, Craig; McClain, Linda; Wolff, Tobias Barrington; Boso, Luke; Ho, Jeremiah; Kreis, Anthony Michael; Sepper, Elizabeth W.; Gillespie, Kelly; Hazeldean, Susan; and Velte, Kyle, "2023--Progressive Constitutionalism and Its Libertarian Discontents: The Case of LGBTQ Rights" (2023). Richard J. Childress Memorial Lecture. 7.
https://scholarship.law.slu.edu/childress_lecture/7