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GA's Voter Suppression Laws; Rewriting LA's Constitution, Texas DA Defends Going After Crystal Mason
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2:11:06Now Playing5.8.2024 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: GA's Voter Suppression Laws; Rewriting LA's Constitution, Texas DA Defends Going After Crystal Mason
Georgia's new voting laws are being likened to "Jim Crow" laws, with civil rights groups saying it's a clear case of voter suppression. Melanie Campbell, the President and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation is here to discuss how these new laws will impact November's election.
GOP Pennsylvania Representative Scott Perry heard on a leaked audio recording saying claims KKK is 'the military wing of the Democratic Party.' We'll break that down.
Republican Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is one step closer to rewriting the state constitution. We'll talk to a Dillard University Professor of urban studies and Public Policy about what a new constitution could mean for the people of the Pelican state.
A Texas District Attorney defends his decision to try to re-convict Crystal Mason after an appeals court acquitted her. We'll let you hear what he had to say.
And A federal court issued a ruling on the controversial classroom censorship provision of the Arkansas' LEARNS Act. The Director of the Educational Opportunities Project from the Lawyers' Committee, who filed an injunction, will join us to explain this ruling.
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