Pod Save America “SCOTUS Gives Trump Notice.”
Jul 9, 2020
Oklahoma journalist Rebecca Nagle, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, uncovers a landmark Supreme Court ruling enhancing tribal rights, showcasing its profound impact on Native communities. Rashad Robinson, the President of Color of Change, dives into the critical issue of Facebook's handling of hate speech, reflecting on the challenges of corporate accountability in the digital age. They also discuss the political dynamics of school reopenings during the pandemic and the significance of authenticity in leadership amid a divided Democratic Party.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Native American Land
- The Supreme Court ruled that almost half of Oklahoma is Native American land.
- This ruling supports tribal sovereignty and treaty rights.
Nagle's Reaction to the Ruling
- Rebecca Nagle had an emotional reaction to the Supreme Court ruling.
- She cried tears of joy and relief after expecting the worst outcome.
Gorsuch's Unexpected Support
- Gorsuch, a textualist, surprised some by siding with Native Americans.
- His focus on the Constitution's and treaties' plain text led to this decision.