Gayish: 068 SCOTUS

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🗓️ 7 June 2018

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Legalese? Legal please! Let’s dig into cake like Rihanna on her not birthday, and other important gay cases. Topics: Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court, Lawrence v. Texas, Loving v. Virginia, Obergefell v. Hodges

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0:00.0	Tell me it gets better.
0:03.0	Say that it gets better.
0:06.0	Oh, yes, I'm, oh yes, I'm gayish.
0:13.8	Hello everyone in the podcast universe,
0:15.2	this is gayish.
0:16.3	The podcast that always sings
0:18.2	Dirty pop, bit it can but I'm pop.
0:20.9	I don't know those words no they just always kind of like I'm like Johnson I'm
0:29.9	I'm like Johnson I'm Gio Guts we're here to bridge the gap between sexuality and actuality and today we're going to talk about scotis.
0:35.9	Yeah, that it stands for the Supreme Court of the United States
0:41.2	scotis implied in that is of America.
0:45.0	It sounds like somebody that would be like a mechanic at a garage in Louisiana.
0:50.0	Like that's Baba, that's Kooter, and that Skodis.
0:52.0	I thought... Like that's Baba, that's Kooter and that Skotis.
0:54.0	I thought it sounded like if your balls accidentally touched water and you didn't expect it,
1:01.0	you'd be like, oh, Skotis.
1:05.0	Like you didn't expect it. But first.
1:07.0	First.
1:08.0	Do you have anything?
1:09.0	I have that one thing.
1:10.0	Do you want to go first or last?
1:12.0	Last. Great. So I have... Last. Second is the first last place,
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