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And a brilliant lawyer who wrote for he did not work for pay but the general counsel he spotted what he said would be a determinative gender discrimination case. 1970 and the and the Supreme Court had never seen an gender classification. This case was decided by the Supreme Court of idaho. It was about a woman named sally lee who was divorced when her son was a tender years so sally got custody. When the boy became a teenager he now needs to be prepared for a a mans world so the father wanted hi...

Country. There was a women in the Law Conference i attended at i think the first one was at yale. And we were getting out materials to i rode with my friends, herman cain and kenneth davidson, one of the published cases on sex discrimination and the law. But we came to see by the way, i should say who the we were. A brilliant lawyer, marvin kilpack, he was one of the general counsel. He spotted in law week what he said is going to be the turning point gender discrimination case. The year is 1970...

Each entrusted to cooperate the making of just laws. Would promote the flourishing of human freedom. Let your light break forth among these our Public Servants. Give us faith that as each new day is bright with promise so, too, is your spirits power to transform blame and bitterness into concord and unity for the sake of the common good. To you therefore generous spirit of god we commend our work this day that we might walk freely in your light. One people, whose future is filled with hope. Amen...

The flagship collection we have here in corpus. He made it his life to help local and beyond mexican americans learn to be more civically active and to get the benefits they had coming to them as veterans which were sometimes very difficult for them to obtain. This represents a case of private longoria which was an incident that occurred early in the g. I. Forum. Private longoria served the United States during world war ii and was killed by a japanese sniper toward the end of the war. His widow...

Only a few of the bodies were identified. Thousands taken, never seen again. Reporter more than 22,000 people have disappeared, since the Mexican Government launched a war against cartels. Families in limbo, wondering if they are dead or alive. We are here to investigate one of the worst disappearances in latin america and to meet the families searching for answers and justice that never seems to arrive. A sign with details hangs in front of her house. It has become a regular thing. Remember whe...

Was shooting and they close ther the door and let nobody get him. Get him. Reporter inside Staff Members and students are terrif. We were in our class just dog our work and we heard like six s six gunshots coming from the other school. I was panicking. What i heard was screaming and thats when i was traumatized what should i do . Do do i go out . The guys are out there so it is a really scary moment. Reporter a car with at lease gunmen pulled up near the School School got out and opened fire. Up...

Yesterday afternoon, relatives of those victims confronted the shooter to tell him that they forgive him. Much more on that in just a moment. Were also on the show going to be tackling the controversy of whether South Carolina should still be flying the Confederate Flag. Americans more divided on that question than you might think. Plus turning away from the tragedy for a bit, its also been a vang week in the world of politics, one that has the potential to have Lasting Impact on the race for pr...

Consensus is not a given. It will be catastrophic if we turn down and reverse a policy announced by the president of the United States to the world. An action that was going to take place is then negated. I think it does horrendous damage to the credibility of the president of the United States. Its at least 5050 whether the house will vote down involvement in the syrian war. I know because the clarity of where all of this goes. There a lot of risks here. The downsides are great. We cannot make ...

Clintons position on immigration is racist. 20 years later. And first up and over to you. What can we expect tonight from the speech, brett hume has seen a lot and thank you for coming on, brit. Thank you, tucker. Tucker every president tries to accomplish one big thing. What do you think this president will try to accomplish with this speech. I think he hopes that the democratic opposition will warm up to him a bit. After a confrontational and combative first year in office. He sees that he can...

Harris all right, our work is done here. Sandra all right, lets get started. We could be looking at history in the making, kim jong un requesting a sitdown with President Trump as soon as possible. The when and where have yet to be decided, but the potential milestone is already drawing praise from republicans and democrats alike. Sean spicer reacting earlier today. Kim jong un is coming to the table, he is going to have a discussion with the present. That is a huge won for the south korean peop...