Lectures at the annual convention in los angeles. Discrimination against religious minorities in society and the courts. This is 40 minutes. Good afternoon, everyone. Freedom led religious [inaudible] islamic ing on sharia and allism, u. S. Constitution. Nate walker, executive director 1791 Organization Called delegates and its an Organization Made up of legal and practitioners who help companies, educational institutions, nonprofits, deal issues of religious liberty, literacy and education. Jump in and ill start with nate. Nate, could you walk us through a brief history of religious liberty in the united states, where did it come from are we seeing today in terms of an almost redefinition of religious liberty being what, from my be thought used to of as a shield. The constitution and the constitution, the used as a shield for which the majority would not impose its now on the minority but almost being wielded as a sword by the majority. I packed a lot in there but if you could it a sh
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Angeles included discussions about discrimination against religious minorities and overcoming racism. This part of the event is an hour and 15 minutes. Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for joining us. Were going to move right into our second discussion. The second discussion is entitled rethinking religious freedom. Im going to very quickly introduce our fellow panelists, discussion errors. Asifa quraishilandes, professor of law and a research [inaudible] focuses on the constitutionalism [inaudible] and nathan walker, 1791 delegates and its an Organization Made up of legal scholars and practitioners who help companies, educational institutions, nonprofits do with issues of religious liberty, religious literacy and education. So from there im just going to jump right in and i will start with nate. Could you walk us through just a brief history of religious liberty in the United States . Waited come from . What are what we sing today in f an almost redefinition of religious liberty be
House correspondent gymjim acos in michigan, the president getting ready to address a rally there. We see a big crowd behind you. Hes been spending a lot of time at damage control. Whats the latest . Reporter thats right, wolf, President Trump is campaigning in the battleground state of michigan. Just a short while from now. As we can see, many of his supporters at this rally are not social distancing and many of them are not wearing their mask. One thing these supporters do have at this rally is the truth. They finally have the truth, that the president knowingly misled the public about the dangers posed by the coronavirus at a very brief News Conference earlier this afternoon, the president claimed he was not lying to the American People about the virus. For the white house its become operation blame bob. One day after bombshell recordings reveal the president intentionally downplayed the covid19 threat, mr. Trump is clang it was all about keeping americans from panicking. I didnt li