Joining me now is New Mexico Congresswom Melanie ansberry. She serves on the House Oversight Committee. Welcome back.It's good to see you, my friend. So we have lawmakers. Some of them are using the example of former Prince Andrew, to emphasize prominent figures in the U .S.are also not above the law. And you said, quote, if a prince can be held accountable, so can a president. Do you expect Andrew's arrest to move the needle toward accountability for others.Well, I certainly hope so. I think the unpreceden ...

that she had met a prince. She ran to go get her fun saver camera so she could capture the memory, which, to me, just reminds you just how young Virginia Giuffre was when this abuse was happening. When you heard the news, the sort of first step toward a accountability coming out of the U .K., what came to mind for you. Even though Andrew was not arrested in the U .K. on sex trafficking charges, I think that it brings light to what we know as survivors and what people are starting to realize in our country, ...

Deux femmes entrent dans cabinet d'avocat pour la première fois à quelques jours d'intervalle. Elles ont le même âge ou presque 21 ou 22 ans. Elles sont blondes, elles ont les cheveux longs.Chacune vient me voir après avoir déposé plainte pour viol. Le hasard de la justice et de son organisation fait que ces deux affaires sont suivies par la même juge d'instruction. Ce que ces deux affaires ont de commun s'arrête là.Deux femmes du même âge choisissent au même moment la même avocate pour les mêmes faits dans ...

From behind prison walls, Ghislaine Maxwell appeared via video fe before lawmakers for a deposition today. A victim statement from the family of the late Virginia Jouffre was introduced into the record. The message to Maxwell reads in part, we will not let what you did be minimized, softened or rewritten.Ghislaine, you deserve to spend the rest of your life in a jail cell, trapped in a cage forever, just like you've trapped your victims. Joining us now, a member of the House Oversight Committee who was in t ...

for having me with you. But that's exactly how so many of the survivors feel. They feel that this has been incompetent, they feel that this has been intentional, and they feel this has been intimidating.And all those things have been just horrifying to so many of the survivors, and it doesn't make any sense. It is not that difficult to redact documents. If we just step back a minute and think about how is that done.You take, let's say two or three attorneys, and obviously you have to have multiple attorneys ...

ATTORNEY FOR THE family of Renee Good. First, thank you for being here. I wonder what have these past few weeks been like for Renee's family.This awful personal tragedy for them becoming this pivotal national moment. Thank you so much for having me, Anna. They are understandably distressed. They are devastated.Of course, this was completely in the car. I mean, it was unthinkable. And then her family thought that that would be a turning point, of course, in Minneapolis.And it wasn't. In no time at all, Alex ...

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Convicted sex trafficker and Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirator Gillan Maxwell says she plans to ask a judge to release her from prison. She is also looking to stop the release of the grand jury transcripts. A new letter submitted by her lawyer claims Maxwell would suffer severe harm if those records are publicized, something the Justice Department is petitioning the court to do amid the mounting pressure to release all of the Epstein files.Joining me now is Eric Fidali, a partner and managing attorney at the B ...

Historical Context & Impact - The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, triggered by a sensationalized report, resulted in the deaths of 300 Black Americans and the destruction of over 12,200 homes, businesses, and churches in the Greenwood district [1][2] - The Tulsa Race Massacre was largely suppressed for decades, with police records vanishing and newspaper archives being tampered with [3] - Viola Ford Fletcher, a survivor of the massacre, became a memory keeper and fought for justice, bringing attention to this forgotten history [3][6] Community & Resilience - Greenwood, also known as Black Wall Street, was a prosperous and organized Black community before its devastation [2][9] - Black communities like Greenwood represent Black prosperity, resistance to white supremacy, and the fight for recognition as American citizens [15] - Despite the devastation, the Black community in Tulsa rebuilt, demonstrating resilience and a belief in themselves [22] Memory & Legacy - Preserving the memory of events like the Tulsa Race Massacre is crucial to counteracting amnesia and neofascist upsurges that seek to erase Black history [14][16] - Communities must take responsibility for preserving their history, teaching it, and refusing to let the stories of the past be buried [24][25] - Black women, like Mother Fletcher, play a significant role in holding up legacies and nurturing communities [28][29]

There's a line by the great South African jurist Albi Saxs, a man who lost an arm and nearly lost his life fighting apartheid that's been echoing in my mind ever since I had the privilege of meeting and speaking with him last week. Sax told me that after a lifetime spent building and defending democracy, he's become deeply optimistic, which surprised me, as you can imagine. He said it's not because threats to democracy are diminishing, but because the public's understanding of those threats is finally growi ...