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poison out of young minds here in britain, whether it s working with intelligence and policing and security services in other countries around the world or whether it is dealing with areas of the world from which these problems come. in the end, our values freedom of speech democracy, the rule of law, they will win through flood watch. that battle continues worldwide. we ll see what happens next. here at home there s an investigation that the fbi is launching this morning in the case of a mississippi man who was found hanging from a tree. according to a source in the justice department, the civil rights decision of the doj is looking into it. investigators spent thursday gathering evidence but they haven t concluded where the death was a suicide or a homicide. the mississippi chapter of the naacp identified the man as 54 54-year-old otis bird missing since march second mchltd he was

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the best fit, if the government was going to try bring charges here, is the 2009 hate crimes law. but what it says is that the person was assaulted, or in this case killed, because of the actual or perceived race or color of the victim. in other words, based on former officials i ve talked to from the civil rights decision, which would be where this decision would be made, it is not enough for the government here to show that george zimmerman followed trayvon martin because he was black, but the government would have to show that george zimmerman killed trayvon martin because he thought he was black or because his perception or the actual or perceived race or color. that s a very difficult bar and these cases are very hard to bring because the government has to show, in essence, intent, what was in his mind, something the state of florida couldn t do. and it would be very difficult here for the government to do that. so i would say based on the outside experts i ve talked to, the expec

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very, very proud sons. on behalf of myself, and my twin brother, i just want to say how incredibly proud we are of our parents. we love them. we love our family. and we look forward to the day when we will be treated equally just like our neighbors families. thank you so much. that s pretty good. welcome back to hardball. today the plaintiffs in hollingsworth, perry v. perry, more commonly known as the prop 8 case, showed a family rooted in same-sex marriage always looks like. it was impossible to polimisz t love those two kids had for their parents, mothers. political movements in reaction to them. for example, three key supreme court rulings in the 1950s, 60s and 70s had significant influence in building today s republican coalition. brown v. board of education in 1954. civil rights decision helped shift the south to the republican party. the 1962 supreme court decision banning organized prayer in public schools sparked the creation of the moral majority.

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for example, by not doing this directly ourselves but by doing it through allies who are closer to the situation who may have a better sent and we cannot neglect the political side in relating to the opposition politically and bolstering them and helping them to organize politically. shepard: managing director for the washington institute, again, very good of you, thank you. now a major civil rights decision in the state of california, what was decided, it doesn t matter that the people voted because this is unconstitutional. and that is you cannot tell one group of people can you not do something under the government unless you let all of the people do that something under the government. in this case it is marriage. and we are talking about straight people and gay people. and now from san francisco, where i am guessing the reagans is favorable today. guest: well, certainly it is gavable for gay rights activists who are celebrating another big win in the courts saying that today s r

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