Even before our breakup, I had enshrined certain things (the blue floral soft-cup set I was wearing on our first date; the black Princesse Tam-Tam balconette bra that was the first he ever saw me in), and my curation is in fact somewhat idiosyncratic.
Eric Ares, an organizer with LA CAN, told me his group is "in the process of drafting model legislation" that would seek to enshrine in California law certain inalienable rights, including the right to sleep in public spaces without fear of going to jail, the right to sleep in a legally parked car, and 24-hour access to bathrooms.
I hope that we enshrine that day in memory, for certain.
In Roe the Supreme Court held that the "due process" clause of the 14th amendment contains "a concept of personal liberty", and, building on an earlier decision that barred states from criminalising counselling related to contraception, that "the penumbras of the Bill of Rights" enshrine "a right of personal privacy, or a guarantee of certain areas or zones of privacy".
"I mean, clearly, we recognize as a nation that there are certain fundamental symbols and values which we try to enshrine".
Composed by the Virginia-born African American Hilary Teague, it enshrined the recognition of "certain inalienable rights among these are life, liberty, and the right to acquire, possess, enjoy, and defend property".
In the US, recent attempts to enshrine net neutrality in legislation have failed and ISPs like Comcast and Verizon have begun charging certain content providers more to handle their data – with Netflix being a notable example.
| Referendum could enshrine union rights.
Another proposal was to enshrine press freedom in the constitution.
