The question at the heart of one of the biggest Supreme Court cases this year is simple: What constitutional rights should corporations have? To us, as well as many legal scholars, former justices and, indeed, drafters of the Constitution, the answer is that their rights should be quite limited — far less than those of people.
SUNY Geneseo got creative and instead of sending a simple petition to their Congressional representatives, they had students sign "dirty laundry" that they delivered to district offices. The tabling display included a line of wash with slogans like "We don't want dirty elections!" and "Freshen up your democracy!"
