Hey everybody, it's about to be really apparent, but I am tracking this with a bad cold.

Life happens.

The Supreme Court is an institution.

An institution with over 230 years of weighty decision making.

The court said separate educational facilities are inherently unequal.

Now many of these decisions happen without the majority of people in the United States

paying much attention, but every once in a while you get a landmark.

Richard and Mildred Loving have won the right to be man and wife, father and mother in the

state of Virginia.

Anti-missage nation laws have been declared illegal, not owned.

A decision that fundamentally alters lived experience.

That has widespread legal implications.

The throws the nation into heated debate or celebration.

Where we have read from the bench, there is a right to marriage equality.

I repeat, speaking to you from the steps of the Supreme Court, there is a right to

marriage equality, right to marriage equality.

It's decisions like these that people either come to depend on or commit their lives to

working against.

Oh come on, there's a broom court changing its mind.

According to an initial draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito, circulated

inside the court and obtained by Politico, the Supreme Court has voted to strike down the

landmark Rovers' way decision.

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