• I Used to Work Beside It, Not AT It!

  • Mar 27 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
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I Used to Work Beside It, Not AT It!

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  • This week, Jumelle & Bill tackle some heavy topicsOpening Banter (00:00)Starbucks blames 'misrepresentation' after Israel Gaza protests (BBC)Introduction (01:43)Greenville strip club turned into church, on its way to a grand opening (wspa.com)Exposing the woke agenda in schools (@TheJaySalazar via TikTok)Trump mocks stutterers while Biden supports a kid with a stutter (@damonekstrom via TikTok)On the Campaign Trail (11:03)I Want a Choice newspaper ad (Twitter)I Want a Choice video (YouTube)South Carolina Eviction Rate Data (18:15)South Carolina NAACP won the right to publish current eviction data. The data are finally out (SC Public Radio)ACLU and NAACP Secure Access to Public Eviction Records in Data-Scraping Case (ACLU)NAACP vs Kohn (ACLU)South Carolina Public IndexEviction LabEviction rankings (Eviction Lab) - 2 of the top 10 cities are in SC (the worst in the nation is North Charleston). But VA has 5 out of the top 10 including spots 2-4. Greenwood county is 9th out of 46 counties. (NAACP)NAACP Housing NaivgatorSoutheastern U.S. tops the list for rural eviction rates (WHQR)Reforming How South Carolina Judges are Selected (26:30)SC Senate reaches compromise that tweaks how the Legislature selects judges (South Carolina Daily Gazette)Alan Wilson calls for SC judicial reform — again. Will it ever happen? (The State)BRACK: Reform the way S.C. picks judges (
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