Baxter

Really enjoyed the article by Kevin Baxter about Wes Parker.

Arguing for the parents, Eric S. Baxter of the Becket Fund insisted that this was a case about conscience and compulsion.

Baxter’s framing found early and unsurprising support from Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas.

Representing the parents, Eric Baxter, an attorney for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, stressed they “were not objecting to books being on the shelf or in the library. No student has a right to tell the school which books to choose,” he said.

Collected in another art book, “Dear God, the Parthenon Is Still Broken,” the photos depict co-star Margaret Qualley with paint smears on her face, Stone as Bella Baxter in Victorian period garb on the hood of a production vehicle beside a coffee cup and foam food container, and the radiantly hued seascape on a volume stage with a dormant fog machine in front of it.