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Kai Shappley speaks at an October 2021 rally in Austin. Credit Jay Janner, Austin American-Statesman

Newsbrief

Wednesday June 14, 2023

  • Time is running out for Justice Roberts
  • How Alito enabled the explosion of anti-trans laws
  • The conservative legal movement’s war on LGBTQ people
  • How to support trans kids
Lina Hidalgo, credit Vogue

Newsbrief

Wednesday May 31, 2023

  • The most powerful progressive is a 32 year Latina judge from Texas

  • The first ever Black woman was just confirmed to the Eleventh Circuit

  • SCOTUS’s newest opinion would bring back child labor

  • Law students say UC Law SF ignored racism complaints

Illustration of SCOTUS building Credit POLITICO illustration, Photo by iStock

Newsbrief

Wednesday May 24, 2023

  • The censorship of diversity is a temper tantrum of white guilt
  • The fate of affirmative action
  • SCOTUS is hiding its most importance decisions from you
  • How the conservative legal movement succeeded beyond their wildest dreams
Protest outside Supreme Court, credit Balls and Strikes

Newsbrief

Wednesday May 17, 2023

  • The end of affirmative action will leave Black patients to suffer
  • Federal judge has a pointed message about race for the Supreme Court
  • Angry moms with lawyers vs the conservative legal movement
  • The most ambitious reparations plan ever proposed
Justice Thomas, Credit New York Times, Mark Peterson, Redux

Newsbrief

Wednesday May 10, 2023

  • How to embrace your intersectional identities
  • We might not have a progressive SCOTUS until 2065
  • Justice Thomas should be charged with federal crimes
  • Prosecutor doesn’t want to execute a (likely) innocent man, but the court won’t let him
Photo of lady justice wearing a crown. Illustration by Slate, Photos by Getty Images Plus

Newsbrief

Wednesday May 3, 2023

  • The tribal lawyers winning back rights
  • Meet the conservative legal movement’s best friend
  • Chief Justice Roberts thinks SCOTUS should be exempt from oversight
  • Prominent retired judge calls for SCOTUS ethics rules
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