📰 Source: mises | Mises Wire

✍️ Original author: Kevin E. Villani

The central tragedy of modern American public policy is the structural inversion of the Civil Rights movement’s core promise. While the 1960s legislative triumphs aimed to secure individual equality of opportunity under a colorblind framework, the subsequent consolidation of public sector union power systematically re-engineered a bureaucratic caste system. To insulate this system from democratic accountability, public employee unions—chiefly teachers’ unions—executed a brilliant constitutional maneuver. By weaponizing the founding principle of free speech, these labor cartels secured a legal

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