When we have a disagreement with another person, we have two options. We can attempt to change his mind by
Tag: individual rights
Freedom of Choice and Segregation
In the early twentieth century, cities across the nation began enacting zoning ordinances that prohibited blacks from buying a home
Uncertainty is the New Normal
On Thursday, a federal judge in Texas declared the eviction moratorium imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
When “Rights” are Wrong, Part 1
Gresham’s Law holds that “bad” money drives out “good” money. For example, if legal tender laws declare that a one
The Right to Earn Affordable Housing
Housing advocates are increasingly demanding more affordable housing for low-income individuals and families. They are doing this under the guise
Tenants have Always had Rights
Housing advocates are increasingly calling for laws to protect the rights of tenants. But the fact is, tenants have always
How not to Defend Property Rights
Many libertarians and conservatives lament the constant violations of property rights. Sadly, they don’t realize that their attempts to defend