Obama Eulogizes Charleston Pastor, Lessons from The Race Card Project
June 27, 2015
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as posted by the channelObama’s stirring rendition of “Amazing Grace” celebrates the lives of the Charleston shooting victims as he eulogized Emmanuel AME pastor and congressman Clementa Pinckney. NPR’s Michele Norris discusses race relations in America along with a gut check of American feelings on the shooting through her venture “The Race Card Project.” Plus, the Fair Housing Act, a SCOTUS decision sleeper, also passed this week. Pete Williams of NBC News weighs in. And Joan Biskupic of Reuters explains why The Supreme Court hasn’t moved as far to the left as some think.
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