For decades, the U.S. Supreme Court has been seen as the ultimate guardian of rights—from same-sex marriage, to the right to bear arms. But what the Court gives, it can also take away. Recent Supreme Court decisions highlight just how fragile certain constitutional rights can be. The rollback of rights at the federal level—which can cut across ideological lines—underscores the critical importance of the fifty other constitutions we have: state constitutions. While less studied, litigated, and widely known, state constitutions are no less crucial in protecting individual liberties. We invite scholars to dive into this dynamic and developing area of law, ripe with opportunities for exploration.