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Hey everyone, Judicial Watch president Tom, fit in here with our weekly update on social

media.

A lot going on this week.

We obviously had these big Supreme Court decisions on the vaccine mandates, major Judicial

Watch victory for the rule law and against leftist extremism, new lawsuits on Biden corruption

and Afghanistan, and a lot to talk about in terms of Dr. Fauci and what he's been

up to, plus the continued targeting of President Trump, or at least the past targeting President

Trump is again in our legal sites.

First up though is a major Judicial Watch victory on behalf of the United States Constitution

and the rule of law and anti-racism as the left likes to say.

Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit in October on behalf of a group in Asheville, North Carolina

who is objecting to a city funded scholarship program that was limited by race, meaning

it was a black only scholarship program.

And we sued on behalf of the WNC citizens for equality whose members include high school

students who were ineligible for this government funded scholarship program only because

they're not black.

Well, it started back in May of last year, the city of Asheville entered into an agreement

with another entity, a foundation, to establish and administer the city of Asheville scholarship

fund.

According to the agreement, the scholarship was to be awarded in perpetuity to black high

school students within Asheville city schools with special consideration given for black

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