Twenty-Fourth

SF Scope has stats about the stories in The Year's Best Science Fiction: Twenty-Fourth Annual Collection by Gardner Dozois (which I just finished reading - review soon).

SF Tidbits for 8/4/07 2007

Best Science Fiction Twenty-Fourth Annual Collection, edited by Gardner Dozois (who is, I'm told, recovering nicely from a quintuple bypass), has its official release today and has already been reviewed at sfrevu. com.

7/10/07: Dog day 2007

Setting aside these special areas of constitutionally forbidden discrimination, and setting aside poll taxes, which were constitutional until the Twenty-Fourth Amendment forbade them, other kinds of taxes, fees, and indirect costs imposed on the exercise of constitutional rights are often permissible.

The Volokh Conspiracy » 2009 » July 2009

Setting aside these special areas of constitutionally forbidden discrimination, and setting aside poll taxes, which were constitutional until the Twenty-Fourth Amendment forbade them, other kinds of taxes, fees, and indirect costs imposed on the exercise of constitutional rights are often permissible.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Targeted Taxes on Getting Abortions, Buying Guns, and Exercising Other Constitutional Rights: 2009

SF Scope has stats about the stories in The Year's Best Science Fiction: Twenty-Fourth Annual Collection by Gardner Dozois (which I just finished reading - review soon).

August 2007 2007

Amendment XXIV: Poll taxes The Twenty-Fourth Amendment was proposed on August 27, 1962, and ratified on January 23, 1964.

Sound Politics: More on the bogus finding in the voter registration court case 2006

The Twenty-Fourth Amendment was proposed on August 27, 1962, and ratified on January 23, 1964.

Sound Politics: More on the bogus finding in the voter registration court case 2006

Imagine a vast mob of Freaks storming the county courthouse, singing and chanting and tripping on political power, howling 'LET US VOTE, LET US VOTE!'...on October Twenty-Fourth!

Can Obama count on a big turnout of youth voters to give him the winning edge? I think not. Ann Althouse 2008

It's a sad statement that a fictional space-faring atheistic Frenchman in the Twenty-Fourth Century defends the Bill of Rights more vigorously than the man who has sworn upon the Bible to do so.

Marty Beckerman: Picard for President: Why the (Other) Bald Captain of the Enterprise is a Better Leader than Bush 2008

In 1964, civil rights actions got the Twenty-Fourth Amendment passed.

Frances Fox Piven's "Challenging Authority" 2008