SCOTUS & Voting Rights, Prioritizing Hurricane Ian Relief, CA HS Slave Auction, Diabetes & Fitness
10.3.2022 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: SCOTUS & Voting Rights, Prioritizing Hurricane Ian Relief, CA HS Slave Auction, Diabetes & Fitness
The Supreme Court started its new term today. Tuesday, the court will hear a challenge to the historic Voting Rights Act that bars voting rules that discriminate based on race. I’ll talk to two of the plaintiffs from Alabama.
A black Federal Judge ruled Georgia election practices challenged by a group associated with Democrat Stacey Abrams do not violate voters’ constitutional rights.
Some folks are in their feelings about Vice President Kamala Harris saying the government’s Hurricane Ian relief should prioritize communities of color who have always gotten the short end of the stick when getting relief funds. I’ll break it all down for you.
A California high school football team season is canceled because some players thought it would be funny to hold a “slave auction.”
And California is the first state to ensure creative content cannot be used against the creator in a court of law.
I’ll respond to Mark Levin, who called me out to a debate but has yet to respond to our requests to appear on this show.
In today’s Fit, Live Win segment, a nurse with Type 1 diabetes and her husband developed a wellness plan for those suffering from the disease.
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