URL Media SCOTUS Roundtable - Supreme Court Rulings - Evening WURDs 5.14.26

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Brandon Tensley is a journalist from Capital B News in Atlanta, Georgia. Jen Taylor-Skinner is a journalist from The Electorette, a popular political podcast. Levi Rickert is a journalist from Native News Online, reporting defending tribal sovereignty. Tea Troutman is a journalist from Scalawag Magazine, covering news of oppressed communities in the South. They all joined Dr. Peterson for the URL Media Roundtable segment to discuss the recent SCOTUS rulings, and how it affects various communities across the nation.

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