Before, constitutional cases before. a steering writes, there are some rights which are top tier rights. free speech now, religious liberties, gun rights, and there are other rights that are second to rights, and when those rights come into conflict with the first year writes, they must yield. and that s exactly what justice gorsuch said in the three of three creative case. when free speech rights con into conflict with the equality rights not just of lgbt people but everybody, those equality rights must yield, we re seeing a strengthening of certain rights become almost absolute. i would say the rights of in the affirmative action context. and other rights that are based in history, contacts, like affirmative action. it s almost invisible to the court, they can t see. a very powerful description and i m glad you actually framed it like that. this is tearing of. writes my final question to you, how harmful will the decision striking down affirmative action be not only in the meeting weeks, and months, but for years to come? how does this challenge or change the landscape of our society? this is gonna impact future generations. generations will be impacted by these decisions because a lot of the rights that we fought for are being rolled back. what s being told
Change the landscape of our society? this is gonna impact future generations. generations will be impacted by these decisions because a lot of the rights that we fought for are being rolled back. what s being told to us and affirmative action cases that were good enough to go and serve in the military, but not good enough to get an education. what s being told to us and our student debt case, is that the data that we have has been disproportionate to the black community cannot be removed in the moment. when you do everything in our power to ensure that we re pushing the proper authorities to take action. the highest court in the land is overturned the affirmative action. they legalized discrimination against protective. laws and propelled millions of barrels towards poverty today. it s important for us to be prepared for the next attack. but also to be prepared for a ground strategy. we need states, we need colleges, universities,
Still there. so, there s talks been going on since the beginning of this month, so they have been looking for weak spots within russian offenses to see where they can exploit. it is not clear exactly how this is gonna impact the battlefield. but politically, people are willing to read the results of it. but to be honest, people don t like to say they don t know exactly what s going on, or what type of result it s gonna produce. but that s where we are right now. but the dysfunction at the very bare minimum i m just gonna close out by saying that there is an issue where the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in which the top intel chief said that the russians mind the plant while all this madness what s happening, we ve got this news the russians have mined the cooling pulls, which are used to keep the thing cool literally. and there s a possibility that these mines that they might destroy it. yes, they might destroy it, so the approval to destroy this
Developing. let s talk about what you ve heard from people about their responses to what s going on in russia. for one, people are delighting, and i don t know if we can call that michael jackson name, being in the pop form, looking at the scene, you re really happy about what s happening. it s always good, but you re often asked how does this impact ukraine? on the battlefield, people aren t particularly sure because of the wagner sources that are out there, they re still there. so, there s talks been going on since the beginning of this month, so they have been looking for weak spots within russian offenses to see where they can exploit. it is not clear exactly how this is gonna impact the battlefield. but politically, people are willing to read the results of it. but to be honest, people don t like to say they don t know exactly what s going on, or what type of result it s gonna produce. but that s where we are right now. but the dysfunction at the very
Overturn roe v. wade. and in a similar way with affirmative action to, it s an issue that animates the right, the cultural issues animates this conservative legal world as well. and to take down a decision that has been in place since 1978, i think it would be another major victory for the legal movement and a validation of what they have done in the courts and in the senate to put these conservative legal experts in place. of course the question comes down to whether or not it will undermine the credibility further of the court. there s more to say about these issues and allison, when we think about where we are, just think of the conversations that are happening across this. nation tonight is what the day before earlier decision for many students across this country, it s gonna impact those students but the idea of college admissions top of mind, year in, and here out, in perpetuity. we know it will, in my house. we are in the throes of it right now. there is no one getting in my sleep in my house for. now i appreciated how you