Progressive Revolution

Ellis Washington is a former editor of the Michigan Law Review and law clerk at The Rutherford Institute. He is the Director of Salt and Light Global, LLC, a Christian religious liberties organization, and an Adjunct Professor of Law at the National Paralegal College where he teaches legal ethics, constitutional law, administrative law, contracts, American government, history and advanced legal writing. Since 2010 Washington has been a co-host on Joshua's Trial, a radio show of Christian conservative thought. He is a graduate of DePauw University (B.M. 1983), University of Michigan (M.M. 1986), John Marshall Law School (J.D. 1994) and post-graduate studies in history and law at Harvard and Michigan State University. For over 30 years Professor Washington has written extensively on constitutional law, jurisprudence, legal history, literary criticism, politics, philosophy, political philosophy, critical race theory and on numerous other subjects.

• Epigraph Acknowledgments Prologue Chapter One — On Law Chapter Two — On Politics Chapter Three — On Foreign PolicyChapter Four — On PhilosophyChapter Five — On Aesthetics Chapter Six — On the AcademyChapter Seven — On ReligionChapter Eight — On Economics Chapter Nine — On Science and MedicineChapter Ten — On Culture and SocietyChapter Eleven — On HistoryEpilogueChapter Twelve — On Legal Scholarship Chapter ThirteenChapter FourteenEndnotes

Washington traverses the present to the past and back with swan-like elegance and effortlessness to trace the paths that have converged to bring us to the crossroad where we stand today. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to connect the dots between history, politics and morality. Ellis Washington is the Thomas Sowell of his generation.