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She didnt need to have a religious reason, but that wasnt necessary. this is a much broader exemption from laws that regulate all the rest of us. if you just happen to not agree with the law and there is some way you can make up that your work, the kind of work that you do is expressive the nature. then you dont need to comply with the law. because its forcing you to express some message you disagree with. im thinking about applebees family restaurants, or romantic hotel in the poconos. or plant...

Religious subject or, you could just be like a full-on, speech base suggestions to same sex couples, and events that claim. and so, in some ways much scarier kind of exemption because its broader enculturation. >> in the end, the student loan, case michael, in your new book which is sort of about how the court has transformed itself into a kind of super legislature. theres a sort of tucked tying from justice roberts, i think we have the coat from his decision. this is what he says. he basically ...

Will: i disagree with gutfelds characterization. it is not the way that a court should think of itself, shouldnt think of itself in political terms, should not think of itself as democrat or republican, liberal or conservative or libertarian, should think of itself as whether it interprets the constitution in a strict or original manner or sees it as a living document through which they can impart their own vision of the united states of america. and when we look at these cases most people confu...

Designer who was not, the court said could not be restricted -- could not be forced to do something she didnt believe in. that, religious liberty seems to be a big theme of this court too in the cases that its taken up and decided. >> it has been although the graphic designer case was purely a speech case. it was not about whether the religious objection was sincere or can you get a religious exemption from anti-discrimination laws. it was purely about the expressive activity, the fact that her ...

The supreme court, a conservative republicans in congress, as well, to create a permanent underclass in america that feeds a prison industrial complex and, quite frankly, feeds a lot of the gun violence and -- -- violence that we see in our streets, when you put people in positions of desperation and poverty. d>> got, as a mom, i hate thought of apparent having to think second grade, there is going to be a ceiling for how high my child can ever get in life potentially. that is just wrong. let me...

Universities trying to get them to commit to having a diverse class, making sure that the classes remained diverse despite the fact that the decision came down. and for the president he said that included not just race. obviously after the decision. but it included things like financial, location, zip code, other standards like that that the president wants to see. of course officials are still finalizing plans trying to assure the country and black americans after that decision. americans of al...

Discriminate must articulate a state interest based on concrete evidence. we heard from supreme justice brown, let them eat cake, deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. the court ruling in favor of postal worker who was seeking a religious exemption from working on sunday. in the past, there just had to be minimal disruption. >> in 2016, they started talking about amazon delivery on sunday and they found a way for it to work. after a while, it was mandated for everybody.

Might fall afoul of the anti—discrimination laws with the court is essentially road today is that she is allowed an exemption in this case this is highly significant because around 30 or 29 state also holds similar anti—discrimination laws and while it is being celebrated by those who think it is a victory for us free speech there others are very worried that this will open the door to other types of discrimination as well. find will open the door to other types of discrimination as well.�...

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Some of the big cases include student debt relief, affirmative action, and lgbt+ rights. the verdicts are expected to reveal how far to the right the conservative majority now leans. >> i do think youre going to see the six republican-appointed justices likely ruling in a way that the biden administration and other democrats are going to criticize on largely or completely ending the use of affirmative action in higher education, on privileging claims of religious freedom to gain exemption from e...