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Trump nominee said he has 'a Nazi streak' in text chain: Politico
MSNBC· 2025-10-21 21:48
Joining us now, staff writer for The Atlantic, Alli Breeland. Staff writer for The Atlantic and MSNBC political contributor Mark Lieovich, Democratic strategist, pollster, and MSNBC political analyst Cornell Belchure. And senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, Elaine Kark.All right, Ally, welcome to the show. I will start with you. What's with these texts from Republicans, young Republicans, Republicans in the administration that are so um I'll use a kind word, provocative.>> Yeah, thank you for having ...
One Spark, One Change | Fakhira Zahrani Firman Masudi | TEDxPribadi School Depok
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 16:36
[Music] Round round and round the wheels on the stop. What if I told you this single bus ride ignited a civil rights revolution. Ladies and gentlemen, this is the story of Rosa Parks, and it will inspire you.So, it all began in 1955 when a middle-aged woman named Rosa Parks was sitting quietly on a bus when all of a sudden the driver ordered her to move to the back and give up her seat for a white man and she refused. This escorted the incident to the Montgomery bus boycott led by Martin Luther King Jr. . s ...
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Forbes· 2025-09-10 21:27
Event Summary - Dolores Huerta 在 2025 PowerWomensSummit 上发表关于建设未来的演讲 [1] - Dolores Huerta 认为国家分裂是因为人们不了解自己的历史 [1] Social Impact - Dolores Huerta 是民权活动家 [1]
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Forbes· 2025-08-05 16:15
Art & Civil Rights - Gee's Bend quilters have been strip quilting for six generations, using art to advance civil rights [1] - Mary Lee Bendolph is the matriarch of the Gee's Bend quilters [1] Business & Lifestyle - The Gee's Bend quilters create quilts for money [1]
‘Going to reach crisis levels’: ICE gets budget boost as it ignores due process rights
MSNBC· 2025-07-20 21:38
I thought it wouldn't be a problem to go to work as um as long as I did nothing wrong. Um as long as I identified myself, who I was. Um and clearly it didn't matter if I was a citizen or if I was a veteran or if if I identified who I was at all. It didn't matter to them. George Rhett, a 25-year-old Army veteran and United States citizen, describing his ICE arrest to Chris Hayes. He said immigration and customs enforcement agents, smashed his car window and yanked him out of his car before pepper- sprraying ...
'Spitting in the face of Lady Justice': Rev. Al slams DOJ memo on ex-officer in Taylor case
MSNBC· 2025-07-18 15:57
Case Summary - The DOJ requested a one-day sentence for Hankison in a botched drug raid case from 2020, equal to the time he initially spent in jail [1] - Taylor's family's legal team criticized the DOJ's recommendation, stating it sends a message that white officers can violate the civil rights of black Americans with near total impunity [2] - The incident involving Breonna Taylor, along with other cases, sparked national discussions about race and police accountability [4][7] Societal Impact and Movement - The proposed sentence is perceived as a "spit in the face of Lady Justice" and contemptuous of civil rights [3] - The Breonna Taylor case, along with the George Floyd case, initially seemed to represent a potential turning point for police accountability [8] - Movements for change experience ups and downs, requiring sustained organizational efforts and legal reforms [9][10] - The current situation could be an impetus for Democrats to highlight the differences in police accountability efforts between the Biden-Harris administration and the Trump administration [11] Accountability and Justice - Critics question how Hankison, who shot 10 times into the wrong house, potentially causing Taylor's death, could receive only a one-day sentence [12] - True accountability would mean that Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd would still be alive [8] - Many promises made by companies to address diversity issues after the initial incidents remain unfulfilled [5]
The Beat With Ari Melber - July 14 | Audio Only
MSNBC· 2025-07-15 00:53
Political Controversy & MAGA Reaction - The political controversy surrounding Donald Trump's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case is viewed as a significant problem with his base, potentially impacting the coming midterms [1] - Key figures within the MAGA movement are expressing dissatisfaction and demanding answers regarding the Epstein case, including the release of all files and information about individuals involved [1] - Trump's initial promise to release Epstein files, coupled with perceived mishandling of the case by his administration, has led to accusations of cover-up and betrayal from within his own support base [1] - The MAGA faithful are undergoing a "truth-based process," questioning whether they were deceived by Trump's promises regarding the Epstein case, and demanding accountability [3] - Prominent figures within the MAGA media sphere, including those from Turning Points USA, Fox News, and online platforms, are warning the Trump administration to change course and address the Epstein issue transparently [1] Media & Public Perception - The media landscape, including both traditional outlets like the Wall Street Journal and Fox News, and newer platforms like podcasts, are highlighting the conflict between Trump's past promises and his current actions regarding the Epstein case [2][17] - The controversy is fueled by conspiracy theories and content farming, making it difficult for Trump to dismiss the issue, as his supporters have been promised a payoff for years [1] - The handling of the Epstein case is being scrutinized by journalists, independent accountability professionals, and inspectors general, aligning with the MAGA faithful's demand for truth and accountability [1] - The controversy highlights the challenges faced by media personalities transitioning into government roles, as they grapple with the responsibilities of governing versus the demands of content creation [12] Government & Legal Aspects - The Justice Department's handling of the Epstein case, particularly the release of a memo, is being criticized for a lack of transparency and a perceived attempt to move on from the issue without a thorough investigation [1][13] - Legal experts emphasize the unusual nature of releasing unverified material in complex criminal investigations, citing concerns about implicating innocent individuals and potentially polluting the jury pool [12]
Rep. Jamie Raskin: The Supreme Court has 'unleashed chaos' with birthright citizenship ruling
MSNBC· 2025-06-29 00:03
Legal & Judicial Analysis - The Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship cases is criticized for potentially creating a two-tiered legal system across the country [9] - The Supreme Court's decision is seen as limiting the power of lower courts to issue nationwide injunctions against unconstitutional actions [5][14] - The strategy involves pursuing class action lawsuits to challenge the government's position on birthright citizenship [6] - A proposal is made to establish a three-judge court to handle nationwide injunctions, aiming for fair-minded judges and fast-track appeals to the Supreme Court [8] Political Implications - The decision is perceived by some as an attempt to appease Donald Trump and undermine the power of equity in the courts [15] - Concerns are raised about the potential for rights to be taken away in states with right-wing Republican Attorneys General [11] - The administration is accused of avoiding the merits of the birthright citizenship case and attempting to rewrite the history of the 2020 election [4][7][22] - The firing of federal prosecutors who worked on the January 6th investigations is criticized as part of a "gangster state administration" [21] Historical Context - Birthright citizenship has been established in America since 1868 [7] - Historically, judges have only been impeached for bribery, income tax evasion, kickbacks, and political corruption, not for their opinions [18] - Donald Trump lost the 2020 election by more than 7 million votes (306 to 232 in the electoral college) [22]