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Navigating Injustice: From Tragedies to Transformations
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In this episode of "Social Justice - A Conversation", hosts Charles Stanton, faculty member at the Honors College at UNLV and the Boyd School of Law, and Lana Wetherald, a third-year law student, engage in a thought-provoking discussion on pressing issues. The episode begins with a somber reflection on the tragic shooting in Colorado Springs, emphasizing the intersectionality of violence and prejudice against the LGBTQ community. The hosts then delve into the complex issues surrounding gun ownership rights, the role of political rhetoric, and the need for nuanced conversations on gun control. The conversation evolves to address ethical concerns within the Supreme Court, shedding light on leaked decisions and the influence of conservative groups. The hosts also touch upon the appointment of a Special Counsel for investigating a former president, highlighting the challenges of maintaining justice and integrity. The episode concludes with a candid conversation about the systemic problems in law enforcement and the urgent need for community-driven change. As they explore these critical topics, Stanton and Wetherald encourage listeners to reflect on societal issues and advocate for positive transformations.
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