A podcast about how the Supreme Court got so supreme. New episode every Thursday. Hosted by @hooliwho.
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ALT An illustration of the artist Andy Warhol wearing a red blazer and red tie. His sunglasses are tinted green and in the lenses you can see a depiction of the photograph of Prince that he based his portraits on. The background of the illustration shows a version of Warhol’s portraits, repeated over and over again.
ALT An illustration of the artist Andy Warhol wearing a red blazer and red tie. His sunglasses are tinted green and in the lenses you can see a depiction of the photograph of Prince that he based his portraits on. The background of the illustration shows a version of Warhol’s portraits, repeated over and over again.
ALT An illustration of the artist Andy Warhol wearing a red blazer and red tie. His sunglasses are tinted green and in the lenses you can see a depiction of the photograph of Prince that he based his portraits on. The background of the illustration shows a version of Warhol’s portraits, repeated over and over again.
ALT An illustration of the artist Andy Warhol wearing a red blazer and red tie. His sunglasses are tinted green and in the lenses you can see a depiction of the photograph of Prince that he based his portraits on. The background of the illustration shows a version of Warhol’s portraits, repeated over and over again.
ALT The background is a black square. On the left in white text is a quote from Wendy Parmet, Northeastern University School of Law professor, that says, "'Jacobson' is the first case where the Supreme Court took a claim of sovereignty over one's body in terms of medical treatment seriously." On the right in a gold circle is an illustration of a stained glass window with the image of a giant syringe and a depiction of Pastor Henning Jacobson. Below the circle is the More Perfect logo and below that it says How the Supreme Court got so supreme.
ALT The background is a black square. On the left in white text is a quote from Wendy Parmet, Northeastern University School of Law professor, that says, "This fear and anger toward vaccination goes way back. This sense that is somehow unnatural and ungodly goes way back." On the right in a gold circle is an illustration of a stained glass window with the image of a giant syringe and a depiction of Pastor Henning Jacobson. Below the circle is the More Perfect logo and below that it says How the Supreme Court got so supreme.
ALT An illustration of a stained glass window with the modern-day Pastor Robin Lutjohann depicted on the left, a giant syringe in the middle, and a depiction of 1900s Pastor Henning Jacobson on the right.
ALT The background is a black square. On the left in white text is a quote from Wendy Parmet, Northeastern University School of Law professor, that says, "Contagion and epidemics have brought out the best in humanity and the worst in humanity. Contagions have been the excuse for so many atrocities in the world. And so much discrimination." On the right in a gold circle is an illustration of a stained glass window with the image of a giant syringe and a depiction of Pastor Henning Jacobson. Below the circle is the More Perfect logo and below that it says How the Supreme Court got so supreme.
ALT An illustration of a large bust of Dred Scott on a tall pillar is in the foreground with several people standing around looking at it and reading what is inferred as an informational plaque. In the background is a bust of Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney.
ALT An illustration of a large bust of Dred Scott on a tall pillar is in the foreground with several people standing around looking at it and reading what is inferred as an informational plaque. In the background is a bust of Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney.