The Conservative Majority in the Supreme Court Is Driven by a Movement Not by Partisan Considerations

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Part I (00:13 - 13:29)
Theory, Movement, Politics? How Did Dobbs (And Roe’s Reversal) Arise?: The Conservative Legal Movement Behind the Decision and the Left’s New Response

• Why the Supreme Court Really Killed Roe v. Wade by Politico (Robert L. Tsai and Mary Ziegler)

Part II (13:29 - 20:10)
SCOTUS Should Be More Political?: Arguments Over the Role of the Supreme Court in America Abound

• We Need to Talk About Overturning the Dobbs Decision by New York Times ( David S. Cohen, Greer Donley, and Rachel Rebouché)
• The Courts Should Be More Political, Not Less by New York Times (Jedediah Britton-Purdy)

Part III (20:10 - 24:36)
The Left’s Cultural Concept of Backlash: America’s ‘Triggered’ Response to Cultural Movements and Its Significance

• 'Backlash': America is Triggered by Progress by New York Times (Michelle Goldberg)

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