A podcast about how the Supreme Court got so supreme. New episode every Thursday. Hosted by @hooliwho.
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ALT An illustration of the artist Andy Warhol wearing a red blazer and red tie. His sunglasses are tinted green and in the lenses you can see a depiction of the photograph of Prince that he based his portraits on. The background of the illustration shows a version of Warhol’s portraits, repeated over and over again.
ALT Illustration of Justice David Souter eating an apple in a blue suit and green tie sitting on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court Building with a purple background. A small pile of books is next to him.
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ALT A quote from Greer Donley that reads, “The central idea is that the pregnant person gets to decide at what point that pregnancy matters to them. It's a way of thinking about a new framing for fetal value that allows an opportunity for the movement to say, we're going to defend whatever the pregnant person views about their pregnancy.” The quote is in black text on a beige background, and the Death, Sex & Money logo is centered at the bottom of the quote card.
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