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Marc H. Morial

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President & CEO of @NatUrbanLeague - nation's largest historic civil rights and urban advocacy organization. Former mayor of New Orleans
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Supreme Court’s willful blindness to racism

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By Marc H. Morial
| St. Louis American Verified
“The majority claims to see no evidence that race played any role in the Haiti decision. But the evidence is there, plain to see, in the President’s statements, which the majority (and for that matter, his own lawyers) cannot even bear to repeat.” — Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan President Trump’s allies on the Supreme Court have had to jump through some hoops to justify their decisions supporting his reckless and discriminatory policies.
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America at 250: Civil rights for Black Americans remain under attack

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By Marc H. Morial
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
The United States was a few months shy of its 200th anniversary when Vernon Jordan, then-executive director of the National Urban League, issued the first “State of Black America”report. He was provoked by the complete omission of “black citizens and their needs” from both President Gerald Ford’s State of the Union Address and U.S. Sen. Edmund Muskie’s, D-Maine, response.
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The Supreme Court’s willful blindness in the face of racial animus

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By Marc H. Morial
| SCOOP USA Verified
“The majority claims to see no evidence that race played any role in the Haiti decision. But the evidence is there, plain to see, in the President’s statements, which the majority (and for that matter, his own lawyers) cannot even bear to repeat.” The President’s allies on the Supreme Court have had to jump through some hoops to justify their decisions supporting his reckless and discriminatory policies.
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