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The whole economic system of public goods was like the recreation system of public pools for whites only largely but when the civil rights movement empowered black families to be able to say and get the courts to

agree with them. You know, it's our tax dollars that have funded those public goods

all along and in the case of the swimming pools we want our kids to swim too.

Many towns and cities across the country did what Montgomery Alabama did and they drained

their public swimming pools rather than integrate them.

And now the good fight with Yasha Monk. Italy had a really important election last Sunday which was won by a trifactor of right-wing populist movements.

The next governing coalition is likely to consist of

Silvil Bellescony, sponsor Italian, the party of the free time Prime Minister who did a lot of damage

to Italy's judiciary and separation of powers when he was in office.

It's likely to consist of material salveini, the head of Bellega, founded as the

Northern League of former independence movement turned sort of standard issue far-right nationalist party in Europe.

And it is likely to be headed by Prime Minister Georgia Maloney, the head of the Bravo of Italy, a party with clear

roots in the post-fascist movement, a party whose roots go back to the Italian social movement

founded by fascist officials in the Republic of Salo, which governed the northern half of Italy after

1943 for a few years. It retains its symbol a flame in the colors of the

Italian flag which is widely understood to have been a reference to undying loyalty for Benito Mussoline.

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