The Public Eye Magazine
The Public Eye, Winter/Spring 2011

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69

In the Winter/Spring 2011 issue, Sherrilyn A. Ifill tracks the conservative attack on 14th Amendment birthright citizenship, Pam Chamberlain exposes how fathers’ rights groups threaten women’s gains, and Jim Burroway profiles Scott Lively’s crusade against LGBT rights.

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Father's Rights Groups Threaten Women's Gains—And Their Safety

In June 2010, Ned Holstein, the president of the national group Fathers and Families, appeared on a Boston call-in radio show to promote a child-custody bill before the Massachusetts legislature.

Pam Chamberlain

March 1, 2011

Article

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The Conservative Attack on Birthright Citizenship

Any challenges to the 14th Amendment cannot be supported by the history leading up to the passage of it, the intent of the Framers who drafted it, or the Supreme Court’s interpretation of it.

Sherrilyn A. Ifill

March 1, 2011

Article

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Lively's Lies

A Profile of Scott Lively

In March 2009, Scott Lively traveled more than 8,000 miles from his home in Springfield, Massachusetts, to talk to a small audience at the Triangle Hotel in Kampala, Uganda, about homosexuality. “My name is Scott Lively,” he began. “I’m married. I have four children. I am 51 years old, and I have been studying this issue for twenty years, and I want to tell you why I’m doing that.”

Jim Burroway

March 1, 2011

Article