NIGHT SCHOOL: Trump Bans Trans Troops, Smokey Rape Claims, Diddy Juror Saw the Cassie Beatdown
May 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn this episode of NIGHT SCHOOL with Marc Lamont Hill, we dig into three wild stories shaking up power, privilege, and politics in America. The Supreme Court just backed Trump's full ban on transgender people serving in the military, while his defense chief goes full mask-off with transphobic heat. Meanwhile, music icon Smokey Robinson is facing a \$50 million lawsuit from four Black women who say he turned his home into a rape trap, while his wife looked the other way. And in Diddy’s ongoing legal saga, a potential juror who already saw the Cassie assault video — and called him “entitled” — is somehow still in the jury pool.
We break down how race, gender, and celebrity power protect the powerful — and punish the vulnerable. The most controversial question of the night: Why do so many Black elites get away with what would bury the rest of us?
Watch NIGHT SCHOOL for real talk, hard questions, and the uncomfortable truth.
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