politicsnation. today from essence festival in new orleans. tonight s lead, justice not served. less than a week after the nation marked the first anniversary of roe s reversal, our conservative majority supreme court handed down a series of regressive decisions. collectively ruling against young and vulnerable people in a diversifying nation. on affirmative action, decades of transformative tools for underrepresented, specifically black kids seeking a higher education. the court left them to their own devices. on president biden s plan to apply a modest relief to suffering student borrowers, the court ruled that the administration had overstepped its bounds. and on lgbtq rights, the court insisted that the right to deny business on religious grounds can be protected as freedom of speech. president biden yesterday after days of responding to these judicial attacks on social progress, laid the blame for this week s decision at the feet of conservative lawmakers and the justice
trump, they only needed two more. and it s going to impact more than college students. because they can use the same using race as a criteria is unconstitutional, which they say, they can use that in contracts, employment, board seats. this has wide ranging damage, potentially across the board, specifically starting with schools. what s your reaction to all of this, mister chairman? well first, thank you for having me on, reverend sharpton. look. i want the minority to to be the majority opinion. donald trump asked black people in 2016 what you have to lose? well now we found out that the supreme court, this ultraconservative ideologically driven supreme court, what black people have to lose. we have the fundamental rights around voting, around access to