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Bill to expand the courts to -- so we are in 2022 and apparently things weve been able to depend on for decades, centuries this this country are not the case anymore. so we have an opportunity to look at where we are right now in this time and i think everything should be on the table because peoples lives are at stake. >> and on this discussion of precedent after former president barack obama went on twitter to criticize the supreme court for overturning the precedent of roe versus wade, a repu...

All of these things about reporting, about people, about the sources he meets, getting to know these people. i mean, when i was 18 -- theres a lot of civil rights in the book. i grew up in jim crow washington, in a city i went to segregated public schools until brown vs. board of education. and covering civil rights one of the first things i did, unfortunately, was to meet with rita swarner while her husband was being searched for in mississippi and, of course, a few days after i met with her, h...

Booster. where am i going to get it? you had my vaccine shots in my barbershop. thats no longer there. thats what we have to address in america. brown vs. board of education proved separate was equal was not constitutional. in the medical system, there is bias, theres medical racism. existing in the walls of the hospital. we need to address. just like we have been addressing law enforcement. it does not happen. its not put in the forefront. like it is in other -- police brutality. that was large...

>> well, thank goodness the supreme court has been willing to revisit its precedent or wed still be living with plessy vs. ferguson or dred scott. one of the things senator whitehouse and i agree on is, he and others frequently ask nominees for the supreme court, do you think brown vs. board of education is settled law? and believe it or not, some nominees wont answer the question. i mean, it boggles the mind. i tend to think that nominees for both parties tend to be overcoached and not -- and t...

Basically rule america when they decide that something is an unenumerated fundamental right. let me -- in the 1:48 i have, ask you about a specific case. you remember a u.s. vs. brown? this was a guilty plea where you were asked to assess a punishment. and at one point in the proceedings you said, im going to state for the record, however, that this court has a longstanding policy disagreement with the criminal history guidelines with respect to the application of the two-point enhancement. do y...

Christopher russo flagged it unusual project after finding an advertisement for it. but a denver public school spokesman says the event was put on in the name of diversity, equity and inclusion. explaining "the school leaders at centennial received a specific request from families to create a space of belonging. efforts like these are about uniting us, not dividing us." rob smith? >> over 50 years after brown vs. board of education we fought so hard to get rid of segregation. now we have it in t...

Able to raise their children the way they want to and, yet, your other project your other focus on racially segregating children to talk about ending racism. how does that work and how is it -- the lawsuit that you filed; is that right? >> sure. we filed the complaint with the department of educations office of civil rights. >> tammy: good. >> you can file complaints if you feel that discrimination has taken place on the basis of race, on the basis of gender. that is exactly whats going on here....

For 135 million americans. right now the average american has to travel about 25 miles to reach the nearest abortion provider. without roe that distance increases to 125 miles. now, we wont know the courts decision until june, but it only takes just five votes to strip millions of their access to safe abortions. this week the message from the high court to women across the country rang loud and clear. it may be your body, but its their choice. joining me now to break down some of the arguments f...

For 135 million americans. right now the average american has to travel about 25 miles to reach the nearest abortion provider. without roe that distance increases to 125 miles. now, we wont know the courts decision until june, but it only takes just five votes to strip millions of their access to safe abortions. this week the message from the high court to women across the country rang loud and clear. it may be your body, but its their choice. joining me now to break down some of the arguments f...

Supreme court worthy as treatment of precedent like any other. >> as a judge, it is an important precedent of the supreme court. by it, i mean roe v. wade and planned parenthood vs. casey. its been reaffirmed many times. casey is precedent on precedent. >> roe is not a super precedent because calls for its overruling have never ceased but that doesnt mean that roe should be overruled. it just means that it doesnt fall on the small handful of cases like marbry vs. madison and brown vs. the board ...