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good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. i think anyone who pays close attention to politics, whether you are a journalist who covers, it like i do, or you are inactive news consumer or practitioner, anyone in that category knows that the republican party wants to overturn roe v. wade. they want to make most, if not all, abortions illegal in the states that they control. and, as evidenced by their voting record in congress and the country as a whole, they biologic do not want any exceptions for rape or incest. most laws passed recently do not have them. they want to criminalize the doctors and in some cases the women who seek abortion. we have in black and white a leak draft supreme court opinion that wholly overturns roe and would abolish the right to an abortion. that is not surprising. but of course, here is the thing most people in a country of 330 million people, do not pay very close attention to politics. in fact, most voters do not. i think there is a case ....
atlanta journal constitution. he s a graduate of north carolina central university and we thank the alumni support association for their support. he was selected as a niemann fellow at harvard university and now serves on the fellowship board. don bermudas is a multi-talented graphic artist and designer. he got his formal training at columbus college of art and design in columbus, ohio, and those of you who are already gotten a copy of the book the many lives of andrew young. we ll see don s amazing work in the the pictures and layout in there. i had the pleasure of working with don when he created an exhibit at the king s king center. it was an exhibit about president carter and martin luther king both. of atlanta s nobel peace prize award winners and then most importantly ambassador, andrew young. there has been a lot said about ambassador young over the past week and you will hear a lot more tonight. i just want to relay one personal story that i think typifies andre ....
to spend the evening with ambassador andrew young marking his 90th birthday this past saturday. we re part of that celebration and we re going to hear a lot about his remarkable life in the next hour from reporter and author, ernie suggs and graphic designer, don bermudez. ernie as you all probably know covers race and culture for the atlanta journal constitution. he s a graduate of north carolina central university and we thank the alumni support association for their support. he was selected as a niemann fellow at harvard university and now serves on the fellowship board. don bermudas is a multi-talented graphic artist and designer. he got his formal training at columbus college of art and design in columbus, ohio, and those of you who are already gotten a copy of the book the many lives of andrew young. we ll see don s amazing work in the the pictures and layout in there. i had the pleasure of working with don when he created an exhibit at the king s king center. it ....
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tonight, the efforts on the way to fight back. we will start this hour for you with a ukrainian commander confirming right now that about 20 women and children successfully made it out of mariupol s embattled steel plant. united nations have been leading efforts to rescue up to 8000 civilians who have been bunkering underneath that berry structure. russian troops have destroyed mariupol, where an estimated 100,000 ukrainians remain. russia s destruction of the port city is part of the strategy to overtake the donbas region. but, the pentagon says that fierce pushback from the ukrainian troops have set russia several days behind schedule. that is rj thing too heavy weapons that the west has been sending to ukraine in recent days. president biden requested for even more military aid to be sent. earlier this week, he asked congress to authorize 33 billion dollars of artillery, anti tank weapons and funds for economic and humanitarian relief. meanwhile, actress angelina jol ....