Justice sotomayor said, look, even though the commission may have made commissioners may have made disparaging comments about religion, this was assessed by other entities, by courts, and there was no need to say that the context here affected t case. That these two individuals did face discrimination and it should be read as that. So they were the only two that broke off, but as i say, Justice Kennedy, i think he wanted to caution everyone in the courtroom, and probably anyone reading this opinion, that this is a very small step in the case of these particular men. Again, Justice Ginsburg and sotomayor said otherwise, but i think it really opens the door to what would come next from the next case. I would just add one other thing, Justice Kennedy noted that in 2012, when this had happened, colorado was not
is interesting, how this is going to play out over the next six months or so. And i said, well, explain. He said, well, is going to bed by republicans as an effort for freedom, for
hearing. that s what it is about, giving both sides a fair hearing, but i don t think he undercut his decision in obergefell from 2015 at all. and i think, t s why he was able to draw in the votes of people on the far right, and people on the far not the most extreme left, but enough on the left to make it seem better than the usual 5-4 decision, which is what it was in 2015. yeah. this is far from over. this case, though, decided. guys, thank you very much, i was just handed a first statement coming from the attorneys who were representing the baker representing masterpiece bakers in this, jack phillips. jack serves all customers. he simply declines to express messages or celebrate events this violate his deeply held beliefs, creative professionals who serve all people should be free to create art consistent with their convicts without the threat of government punishment.
making sure that the u.n. delivers on the world s promise of making sure every child in the world has access to education by 2015. yeah. this is a silent emergency. i mean, it is tragic that today seems like an impossible task. 61 million children around the world will not be going to school because they ve got no school to go to, no teacher, no classroom. and we ve been entirely complacent about the dangers that come when you ve got a youthful generation that is unemployed and unemployable in some of the most vulnerable countries in the world. now, i think you could make a huge impact this in a short time. part of it is money. part of it is better organization, part of it s training teachers, ending child labor, millions of young girls have become child brides are taken out of school. it s utterly medieval that that should still be happening. 10 million children a year are becoming child brides. 15 million children working full time under the age of 12 who can t be at school.