The Supreme Court comes down with an enormous decision on LGBT issues.

A black man is shot in Atlanta by police and new violence breaks out, and in New York Times,

op-ed says the quiet part out loud.

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Protect yourself at express at VPN.com slash Ben. Well, we're going to get to all of the unrest in Atlanta.

We're going to get to the circumstances of a shooting in Atlanta that may well end with a prosecution,

although it certainly should not. But we begin at this hour with a big decision that just came down from the Supreme Court in which

the Supreme Court has decided without any evidence, without really any support. The Title VII of the

Civil Rights Act now protects on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, which is

relatively insane because Title VII obviously did not mean, and the court acknowledges this,

did not mean to deal with gay and lesbian

issues or transgender issues. The notion of gender identity was not even familiar to people in 1964

when the Congress of the United States was passing Title VII, which prohibits any sort of

discrimination on a federal level on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, and national origin.

Now, the Supreme Court is making

the absurd contention that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination on the

basis of sexual orientation, which, by the way, people knew that folks were gay and lesbian in

1964. They did not include that in Title VII. Not only that, but Congress has repeatedly

attempted to and failed to include sexual orientation

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