Today, the Supreme
Court made a historic ruling for civil rights law when it outlawed anti-LGBTQ
employment discrimination. Mark Joseph Stern of Slate joins me to
breakdown the case of Bostock v. Clayton County, where the justices landed,
what it means for civil rights law and more.
As protests against
police brutality and calls for reform keep spreading around the country, yet
another black man was gunned down by police over the weekend in Atlanta. Former
Detroit Police Department Chief, Isaiah McKinnon, joined the
Detroit Police Department in the 1960s to make change from the inside. He wrote
in USA Today about his experiences, the challenges and priorities for
reform, and joins me on the show to discuss the issues.
Since we last spoke
with John Nichols of The Nation a lot has happened from today’s
Supreme Court ruling on LGBTQ rights, to upcoming primary and general election
contests to Trump’s Tulsa rally this Saturday.
John returns to the show today to talk all about these issues and whole
lot more, John is The Nation’s
national-affairs correspondent, a contributing writer for The Progressive and In These
Times and the associate editor of The
Capital Times, the daily newspaper in Madison, Wisconsin.
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