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In reply to the discussion: Samuel L. Jackson goes in on Clarence Thomas with a Supreme Court decision reminder that hits close [View all]SouthernLiberal
(408 posts)55. I agree
I too am in an Interracial marriage. Still a newly wed. I am horrified by the willingness of our Supreme Court to undo our rights. I saw something recently pointing out that one of these newly discovered rights was decided in Brown v The Board of Education. That made public education integrated. It is not that much older than abortion rights. It was decided in the year I was born 68 years ago.
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Samuel L. Jackson goes in on Clarence Thomas with a Supreme Court decision reminder that hits close [View all]
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Jun 2022
OP
No worries. The state racial classification board will make him a honorary Aryan
dalton99a
Jun 2022
#1
Thank You....Kicked for all to read the explanation. Please read it, It's important!
Stuart G
Jun 2022
#2
I'll be impressed when celebrities refuse to work in states that don't protect reproductive rights.
Fiendish Thingy
Jun 2022
#22
Right after "you" decide to not work in a state that doesn't protect reproductive rights.
Ferrets are Cool
Jun 2022
#37
thomas probably lives in a blue state so I'm sure he will say fuck anyone else's rights
mucifer
Jun 2022
#25
It would be interesting to hear a state's rationale for passing a new miscegenation law.
sop
Jun 2022
#38
I don't think that some states would have to pass new laws (thinking deep South red states).
Scottie Mom
Jun 2022
#50