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“Engines of the Ruling Party”: The Establishment Clause and the Power Politics of “Managing Diversity”

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Robert A. Destro

Volume 74, Issue 6, 1683-1750

“Constitutional lawsuits are the stuff of power politics in America. The Court may be, and usually is, above party politics and personal politics, but the politics of power is a most important and delicate function, and adjudication of litigation is its technique.”

– Attorney General Robert H. Jackson (1941)

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