Corporate Personhood and Political Advocacy: A Critical Analysis

The chapter dives deep into the implications of corporate personhood, critiquing the legal protections that shield corporations and their shareholders from liability. It scrutinizes the Citizens United v. FEC decision, highlighting how it led to the rise of super PACs and unrestricted campaign spending. The conversation delves into the nuances of free speech in the context of political advocacy, questioning the fairness of treating corporations as equal speakers alongside individuals.