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Landmark High Court Decisions, Reaction, and Analysis
Season 16
Episode 43
We analyze and discuss the Supreme Court’s decisions on marriage equality, affirmative action, and voting rights; talk to religious leaders for reaction to the historic rulings on same-sex marriage; and interview the founder of One Million Bones, a public art project recently installed on the National Mall in Washington, DC to raise awareness of genocide.
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