Areva Martin

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666 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2024 last heard 30 Jun

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The Don Lemon Show · BREAKING: SCOTUS DECISION TODAY! Who Gets To Be An American?! · 30 Jun 2026 podcast

Super excited.

Expected this to be the case.

Can't wait to hear, Don, how many judges upheld the Constitution today.

I'm hoping it's nine, zero, nine in favor of upholding the Constitution and the 14th Amendment.

Look, Don, this was always about whether a president

president can limit birthright citizenship through executive action or whether the Constitution guarantees citizenship for nearly everyone born in the United States.

We can hear those cheers.

So I think it's a good day for the Constitution.

It's a good day for the 14th Amendment.

It's a good day for United States citizens.

Yeah, no doubt about that, Don.

I'm so glad to hear all of your panelists acknowledging the blood, sweat, tears, sacrifices, advocacy, the organizing, all of the efforts by Black people in terms of the civil rights that so many of us enjoy today.

I just wish

down on some of these issues like the gutting of the Voting Rights Act that we saw more people, more people who believe in our Constitution, people who believe in our democracy standing up and speaking out and fighting back on these issues and recognizing that if they're coming for us, they're coming for you next.

And even though the Voting Rights Act and so many of the cases that we've been talking about in the media have to do with the drawing or redrawing of districts in certain states that are predominantly black voting districts, that this isn't just about black people, that black people have always fought for the rights of all people, not just different races, different ethnicities, but for women, for people who are disabled.

For any marginalized group in this country, it's always been Black people on the front lines fighting for their rights.

And sometimes, John, I don't know about you, but sometimes I feel like we are alone in this fight.

And other groups don't recognize that if they come for Black people, if they...

eliminate the rights that we have fought for, whether they're voting rights or DEI or the rights to go to school or the rights to be in jobs, then it's only that next group is going to be next.

And so I hope today that all Americans can appreciate the importance of the 14th Amendment.

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