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The Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging a lower court ruling, preventing voters and civil rights groups from bringing certain voting discrimination lawsuits in Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. This shifts enforcement primarily to the Department of Justice, which hosts Roland Martin and Avis believe is 'anti-black, anti-voting rights.'

The decision leaves in place a ruling that prevents voters and civil rights groups from bringing certain voting discrimination lawsuits in Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Instead, those cases will largely have to be brought by the Department of Justice.

The family of 1-year-old Corbin Wylie, killed by police in Mississippi during a shoplifting call, is demanding the release of body camera, dash camera, and Walmart security footage. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump argues this footage is crucial to resolve conflicting accounts of whether the vehicle was a threat to officers, and also calls for an independent autopsy.

Corbin Wylie was killed on June 14th while riding in a vehicle with his mom... Civil rights attorney Ben Crump told reporters the best way to resolve conflicting accounts of the shooting is to publicly release any body camera dash camera video and Walmart security camera footage.

Michelle Bryant Johnson, an executive coach, emphasizes that emotional and mental well-being directly impacts workplace performance and leadership. She advises acknowledging feelings, prioritizing rest, nutrition, and self-care, setting boundaries, and seeking professional help if needed, noting that ignoring these aspects is a significant mistake.

If your mind isn't right or your your emotional well-being isn't stable... then it is definitely affects you. So, the key is to do something about it, you know, recognize it and do something about it.

Reverend Jeff Carr's Infinity Center, an interfaith organization, built Nashville's first micro home community for formerly homeless individuals and runs a youth performing arts academy. The center focuses on doing good for its own sake, rejecting 'trauma porn' in fundraising, and empowering youth through arts education that builds confidence and life skills beyond the stage.

We launched a crowdfunding effort to build Nashville's first micro home community... We built six micro homes and donated them to them to people who were formerly homeless... we teach young people how to act out on a stage instead of on a street corner.