What Can They Know? The Political Status of Children and the Phenomenology of Childhood Experience


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In America, it is common to hear people say that they “hate kids” even in an era of political correctness when to declare that one hates, say, women, people of color, or members of the LGBTQA community would be completely unacceptable. Currently, there is little scholarship conducted, and there are virtually no university courses taught, on the topic of the rights of children. Danielle Meijer expands upon this issue.

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