Episode 238—Emmett Till, Memphis, & Why SCOTUS Is Arguably America’s Biggest Obstacle to Justice

On Episode 238 of The Qasim Rashid Show:I just wrapped our 1,000 Miles to Memphis March at the National Civil Rights Museum, on the same ground where Dr. King took his last breath. Last Saturday also marked 71 years since 14-year-old Emmett Till was kidnapped, tortured, lynched, and murdered in Mississippi over a lie. The woman who told that lie lived free for the rest of her life. Her arrest warrant was never executed. She only died three years ago.Meanwhile, as the Supreme Court continues to gut voting rights, I realized too few know the true history of the US Supreme Court. So, I get into the receipts.I walk through 200 years of the Court’s actual record to show you why the Supreme Court is arguably the biggest obstacle to justice in America today.The Qasim Rashid Show has now surpassed 328,000 downloads. Thank you for tuning in each week.Qasim Rashid is a human rights attorney, host of the Qasim Rashid Show, as well as Let’s Address This—a platform dedicated to human rights and the accountability that corporate media refuses to provide. Subscribe, share, and let’s remain relentless in our mission for a more perfect Union.By popular demand, rather than a monthly subscription, you can now make a one-time contribution to support our human rights platform at any amount that fits your budget. Get full access to Let's Address This with Qasim Rashid at www.qasimrashid.com/subscribe