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disparate impact that a given policy might have, as opposed to reading some kind of racially biased intent, right? and they upheld that you could just look at the doesn t matter what the intent is, you could look at the impact and find the violation. why is that so important? so, it s not actually quite that simple. i should explain it a little bit. the fair housing act was passed in 1968, the week that martin luther king jr. was killed, cities were burning all over the country. and responsible leaders recognized that housing segregation really had to fall. that perp turning into these two societies, one white, one plaque, separate and unequal that the current commission talked about. and justice kennedy cited that language in his majority opinion today. we all know the housing administration of the sourt that donald sterling engaged in. a developer or an owner who refuses to rent their apartments to african-americans or to mexican-americans or to people of a different national ori
act, based solely on the disparate impact that a given policy might have as opposed to reading some kind of racially biased intent, right? and they upheld that you could just look at the doesn t matter what the intent is you could look at the impact and find the violation. why is that so important? so it s not actually quite that simple. i should explain it a little bit. the fair housing act was passed in 1968 the week that martin luther king jr. was killed cities were burning all over the country. and responsible leaders recognized that housing segregation really had to fall. that perp turning into these two societies, one white, one plaque, separate and unequal that the current commission talked about. and justice kennedy cited that language in his majority opinion today. we all know the housing administration of the sourt that donald sterling engaged in. a developer or an owner who refuses to rent their apartments to african-americans or to mexican-americans or to people of a di
the question was, can you assess violations of the fair housing act, based solely on the disparate impact that a given policy might have, as opposed to reading some kind of racially biased intent, right? and they upheld that you could just look at the doesn t matter what the intent is, you could look at the impact and find the violation. why is that so important? so, it s not actually quite that simple. i should explain it a little bit. the fair housing act was passed in 1968, the week that martin luther king jr. was killed, cities were burning all over the country. and responsible leaders recognized that housing segregation really had to fall. that perp turning into these two societies, one white, one plaque, separate and unequal that the current commission talked about. and justice kennedy cited that language in his majority opinion today. we all know the housing administration of the sourt that donald sterling engaged in. a developer or an owner who
attacks on israel citizens. it s just not smart policy. i m not going to do that. and i m very clear about that. i think others are sourt of vague about this. i m very clear. you know what you get with me. you don t want a palestinian state ever? that s correct. the notion of injecting a state, dividing jerusalem, dividing up the country and splitting and slicing it is not sustainable. when we did it in gaza, we gave them gaza and it turned into a terrible afghanistan in the middle of israel. we can t do it again. we can t commit suicide. we have to be more rational about things. i ve got to ask you about this new proposed law in israel, which would specify that israel is a nation for jews that, in a sense, would give being jewish a kind of privileged status. there are a number of people within israel, there are a