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Every ManS Home A Castle: Parental Rights And The Makings Of Modern Conservatism
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The Emergence Of Parental Rights As A Conservative Movement Spurred By The Presumed Right Of White Men To Govern Their HomesParental Rights Is A Rallying Cry For TodayS American Conservatives, Signaling Opposition To Mandatory Vaccination And Woke Public School Curricula. In Every ManS Home A Castle, Julia Bowes Traces The Origins Of The Modern Parental Rights Movement To The Nineteenth Century, When The Introduction Of Compulsory Schooling Laws, Child Labor Regulations, And Vaccine Requirements Provoked A Resistance Rooted In The Presumed Right Of White Men To Govern Their Homes. A WideRanging CoalitionIncluding Irish Catholic Immigrants In Illinois, Mormon Enclaves In Utah, And Protestant Clergy In VirginiaBelieved That The State Had Usurped The Natural Rights Of Parents And Invaded The Home.Bowes Shows How, By The Turn Of The Century, Those Disparate Voices Had Coalesced Into National Conservative Movements. AntiVaccinationists, Alternative Medical Practitioners, And Parents Who Opposed Compulsory School Medical Exams Joined Forces To Form The National League For Medical Freedom. Deciding A Case Brought By Conservative Catholic Lawyers, The Supreme Court Declared Parental Rights A Fundamental Liberty Protected By The Fourteenth Amendment. And The Sentinels Of The Republic, A Conservative CitizenS Lobby, Mobilized A Campaign To Defeat The Proposed Federal Child Labor Amendment, Bringing Together ProFamily And FreeMarket Politics With FarReaching Consequences.Exploring The Emergence Of Parental Rights As An Antistatist Ideology Through Legal Cases, Legislative Debates, And Political Movements, Bowes Argues That The Expansion Of State Power Over Children Provoked Such Fierce Opposition Because The Paternal Rights Of White MenConsidered The RightsBearing Individuals Of American DemocracyWere Widely Viewed As The Mark And Measure Of Their Independence.
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