Justice isn't blind anymore - it now looks at the group you belong to rather than the facts of your case. That's what we're exploring in our latest episode, as we celebrate a hard-won victory against this two-tiered justice system. We're talking about a case that saw Black Lives Matter and pro-life activists treated differently outside a DC abortion clinic, with pro-life activists arrested for the simple act of writing 'pre-born black lives matter' in washable paint on the sidewalk. It's a shocking reminder of how far we've strayed from the ideal of a justice system that is impartial to the identity of the plaintiff or defendant.

Joining us for this discussion is Dean Nelson, who shares valuable insights on this recent court decision. He delves into the implications of this ruling, which stands as a significant victory for freedom of speech and religious liberty. This case and its outcome encourage us to continue challenging the status quo, and Dean's perspective helps us understand the potential implications for justice and freedom in our society. So, come and celebrate this monumental legal victory with us, and together let's explore what it truly means to restore justice and equality.

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