we work with young people and colleges to make young voices a force in democracy. also there is a really great organization that is based in california. i know you have a lot of california listeners tuning in, called the civic center, based in l.a., that focuses on the preregistration piece. they work with high schoolers to register them to vote, primarily in california. they've done some really great reports and research. that's another avenue for supporting folks in the field, one for high schoolers and the other one for college plus. >> we are going to turn to some audience questions to get some answers for the folks out there in the viewing audience. before we do that, i do want to underline not only mike's point about the opportunity for cooperation within the age group remains high, i know you found the same situation and some of the work that you've done. i also am heartened by the notion that they are interested in participation in democracy, put their money where their mouth is, or more accurately put their feet in action where their mouth is on that topic

justice thomas: counsel, you rely on ex parte young to some extent, but ex parte young makes clear that federal courts cannot enjoin state judges. so how do you distinguish your case from the express language in ex parte young? mr. hearron: your honor, the language in ex parte young that i believe you're referring to discusses and specifically allows an injunction against the commencement of the suit. and, your honor, i think here, that supports an injunction against the clerks. it distinguishes between restraining the commencement of a suit versus a suit that after it has already been filed. so i think that language actually supports relief against the clerks here. it's also premised, honor, on there being an executive who you could enjoin. and, here, the state has intentionally taken away the executive officials. justice thomas: but that's what the case was about. it was about enforcing an action against a party. hence, the case, the focus is on enforcement as opposed to adjudicating that enforcement. and i don't think it really distinguishes it to say, well, this isn't about that. i

i think the most straight forward ways to apply ex parte young is to apply relief on ex parte young that was up the commencement of the suits and not create any of the problems raised in ex parte young about stopping the adjudication for a quick sorry to interrupt i think justice thomas' question wasn't getting at, take the point to distinguish the judges from the clerks. are they in that language are you saying we should not do that and i just want to hear your answer why should we do that? >> that's right i don't think so that language i think that language supports relief against the clerks versus whether courts should restrain there are instances of the court has recognized where it relief against eight judges and congress are recognized in section 198th in the text of 1983 judges can be properly defended. >> it's more than just that frankly. ex parte young depends on enforcement. it turns out the word enforcement is in their 27 times give or take a couple to describe what state courts do when they adjudicate private civil soups. >> the enforcer of the laws and east texas. i think th

but the fatality rate for young people is low or young and yet the side effects vaccines are many. so i don't know why young people are vaccinated picking up an appeal. somebody didn't swoon some. so the grandparents have also mobilized together with support from some doctors to protest against the vaccine pass. a mother of 5 children. kim su, jen is even taking the case to the countries courts. well, i didn't, i think the vaccine past policy is against constitutional law. it's a serious violation of children's right to land and violates their right to my education because they can't go to the library or private academies because of the vaccine passes within the company that as south korea scrambles to provide care for the record number of serious cases each plus young g hospitals, $34.00, coven, i see you beds are full. infectious disease department head e g young says that well, vaccines may cause some side effects. he supports the vaccine pass and stresses that the risks of infection for the in vaccinated are far greater. the picture about this, so i mean, facts nation prevents

they are mostly young adults. they have been committed to the juvenile system are young adults. the commitment. all have been male. violence and 100% prior law enforcements action for crimes of violence. primarily black. higher percentage than we see generally in the system. also note this has had another impact on us in our work which is that it is increasing the number of adults in our help for other reasons. today half the young people in the hall are there because of the law. what we have come up within the last two weeks important decisions for our plan going to the state. we have really look at all of the young people with those kinds of serious findings. in community, out of home placement and highest secure level. young people in the community we are going to do what we do. the amazing array of resources. we also have identified gaps to put funding behind. young people who the court says out of home placement relative, foster care, group home. we want to have a broader array of those resources we are working on. that can be sharing. that will continue to happen for those

ex parte young and the reason the principles underlying ex parte young support relief here is one of the things that it said is that the railroad may not be able to find an agent or an employee even willing to violate the law to generate a test case. and so your honor, for always -- all the reasons we stated, we think the principles of ex parte young support relief, and we we ask that the district court's decision be affirmed. >> thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >>> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including comcast . >>> comcast sports c-span as a public service. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> how exactly did america get up to its neck in debt. >> we believe one of the greatest characteristics is striving to provide equal opportunity for all citizens. >> c-span's video documentary 2022, students across the country are giving behind the scenes looks as they work on their entries, using the #student cam. enter the c-span, student cam competition. create a five to six minute documentary using c-sp

young 1. this statute on its own terms specifically incorporates as a matter of state law the undue burden defense as articulated by this court in casey and subsequent cases. now, there have been some previous questions regarding whether or not it has incorporated that in every particular regard. there is a separate provision of that law that specifically says that nothing in the section basically prohibits individuals from asserting their constitutional rights and so to the extent that the texas legislature has either imperfectly or in an incomplete way recorded as a matter of state law this court's -- this court's recognition of the casey right, individuals may still erect that rightfully and completely. nothing in this law even pretends that texas courts could evade that because it can't. >> well, when it said that, their rights, i took that to be saying their first amendment rights, if you had somebody who was counseling someone to get an abortion, say, and then was prosecuted or was sued,

, but the principle of ex parte young, and the whole sweep of ex parte young would suggest extending the principle here arguably. >> two points, your honor, one, no, precisely because this court has disclaimed the power to create such an innovation in grupo mexicano. to the extent that were still an open question, my friend's arguments on the other side might have one exception, this court has disclaimed the ability to give itself the power to essentially create a novel nontraditional cause of action. language that we're discussing in ex parte young means anything, it means that certainly an injunction running against a state court to prevent the adjudication of a state law case is something entirely foreign and traditionally. >> do you agree there's state action when the state court clerk dockets the case? >> state action in the sense of the 14th amendment perhaps? >> yes. >> i suppose a state court clerk taking on a clerk is acting as part of the state in that case, yes, your honor, but the key part here is that my friends on the other side aren't alleging that the docketing of a p

and thousands of young lives have been destroyed. after 20 years abroad, i've come back to nigeria to investigate this deadly mafia. screaming how have they become so powerful? are politicians behind the violence? who are the men in the shadows, pulling the strings? makoko, one of the largest slums in nigeria. i'm on the trail of the black axe, my country's deadliest cult group. this place is incredible. we're literally travelling over raw sewage, but this is the only way we can access the black axe cult in makoko. it's taken months to negotiate a meeting and we have no idea what to expect. we're having to go through the back way in order to get to this place because we can't be seen to be coming there openly. we're trying to avoid being tracked by, possibly, rival cults or even the police. cults — secret brotherhoods of young men — are terrorising communities across nigeria, robbing, raping, and murdering. black axe spread fear wherever they go. the closer we get, the more hostile the situation becomes. you can already hear host

good a young, we are more shouting. i'm tryna opportunities. lee believes i was struck paul for profit, and it appears from our investigations that pastor liam, and parkin can had criminal form. when it came to clothing donations. we found in 1976 newspaper article reporting the 2 were arrested and charged with embezzlement . so at that time, there were running an early version of the brothers home and profiting out of don't anger clothing selling thousands of dollars worth to retail stores. and then just a few months later, part changed his name from parks on hoc to park and gin. and they set up a new version of the brothers home with him as the hand and limb young soon as a director. and this is after they were charged with embezzlement. but in the governments 1981 brothers home promotional film. it's the inmates who portrayed as the criminal always nod your head on a pox wife, limbs and soon makes a cameo appearance as the victim of a violent assault. but survivors alleged she was anything bosh a victim, like a husband and her brother passed

but because if young people wait steadily take leadership to moral my, my pin to model for young people to be able to access at leadership. the one thing young people out is freshness of perspective in the lenses, can look at old problems and look at it in a different way. and i think that is what is critically needed right now. we need a new sense of imagination, but the most important message for young people is to not lit those that have been climate denials. those that are speaking, utilize those that have given us this point of direction, the destruction of the benefit of thinking that they have destroyed use. but the way we do our activism should be a source of energy because we're gonna need a lot of inspiration and energy on a daily basis. if we're going to turn things around. hello. hi, i'm currently in south africa and south african. and i always wonder about how environmentalism is a space on privilege at the moment. and so my question is, are the current examples of how marginalized populations are included and informed on the conversation and in action inclined the justice.

they are mostly young adults. they have been committed to the juvenile system are young adults. the commitment. all have been male. violence and 100% prior law enforcements action for crimes of violence. primarily black. higher percentage than we see generally in the system. also note this has had another impact on us in our work which is that it is increasing the number of adults in our help for other reasons. today half the young people in the hall are there because of the law. what we have come up within the last two weeks important decisions for our plan going to the state. we have really look at all of the young people with those kinds of serious findings. in community, out of home placement and highest secure level. young people in the community we are going to do what we do. the amazing array of resources. we also have identified gaps to put funding behind. young people who the court says out of home placement relative, foster care, group home. we want to have a broader array of those resources we are working on. that can be sharing. that will continue to happen for those

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and i feel your pain having worked with young people for well over 25 years and working with young people in crisis. but figuring out, like, what's the strategy going to be, asking if i teach in a class that that has a lot of kids suffering from trauma, asking for that behavior specialist to be the assigned to my classroom, right? so that i can, you know, have have a safer way, you know, have someone who can support me and sit with that student and talk the with that student instead the of having to call school keep the i to come and drag the them out of classroom which is actually more disruptive for all the other kids in the classroom. those are just some of thoughts that i have around that. >> yeah. and there's a series of questions from different fields saying how do we implement them, so there's one more along these lines about mitigation and whether you or others have been able to kind of put into not just some of these -- [inaudible] reference in your book, how that's been received. >> you know, absolutely. i have to say so i do so much of the work that i do in partnership with the

robinson, and a young reader's editor. to introduce the finalists in the category of young readers literature, judge naomi. >> the finalists for the 2021 prize for young reader's literature are: "surprising power of a good dumpling". this deeply poignant novel about growing up in an asian immigrant family with a mother who suffers from a debilitating mental illness soared above other young adult fiction the judges read this year. the author fashions a sensitive exploration of chinese culture and attitudes toward mental health, while exploring a variety of teen issues from academic pressures to bullying and first romance. the surprising power of a good dumpling moved us to tears and made us rejoice. "the life i'm in" by sharon g. flake. the judges were floored by this breathtaking young adult novel, a companion to flake's ground breaking 1998 novel "the skin i'm in". here flake offers a brutally honest but never sensationalist portrayal of human trafficking. this is not just a typical coming of age story, though its teen pr

and it appears the connections benefited. lim young. soon to over the next couple of decades, the former pastor and director of the infamous brothers home became a thing you figure in the israeli and korean per se. but korean church featuring on youtube and in local christian magazines. after establishing a family church in 1995 park set up a family company in australia, the directors were himself, his wife limb, sung soon her impostor, limb sister li mean soon married to former brother's home director ju, john, john, a new son in law, alex mean just a few months later, the company bought this gulf driving range and sports complex for $1400000.00, holiday inn to corporate or has told her hell they will chew toys into parking issue to hunter valuable. who are you? they don't. she don't do like you're done with 2 motion cookie it in there. and according to these 2003 accounts sees from one a parks pusan wolfy centers, funds continued to flow to the family in australia, including to buy a car for more than $40000.00 on a boat for almost $3

and this raises real issues because young people have 1st amendment rights, young people should be able to read and discover and decide for themselves what they care about, what issues are important, right? and, and the deeply anti democratic effort to center works to limit young people to access to information is frankly, something that's been with us for a long time. the book censorship, we can go back centuries, you know, but this renewed effort that we've seen in the last year or so really ramping up in the last 6 months to use this issue as a political tool to limit and indoctrinate young people to really stigmatize a whole group of people who have been traditionally marginalized and silenced in society. there's something that we haven't observed in a very long time. well, we have a case study in this, and i want to raise now of a wonderful little book called p. s for palestine. and i just want to read some of these comments that were made publicly on a public site and reaction to dr. boss. she's booked dr. boss. she is here. i'm going to read this, these books need to be burned al

when we say young people are the leaders of tomorrow, because if young people wait steadily take leadership to moral my mom, peer to model for young people to be able to access that leadership. the one thing young people of is freshness of perspective in the lenses, can look at old problems and look at it in a different way. and i think that is what is critically needed right now. we need a new sense of imagination of the most important message there for young police do not lit those that have been climate denial. us. those that are speaking, utilize those that have given us to this point of direction or destruction of the benefit of thinking that they have destroy disparate. the way we do our activism should be a source of energy because we're gonna need a lot of inspiration and energy on a daily basis. if we're gonna turn things around. hello. hi, i'm currently in south africa and south african. and i always wonder about how environmentalism is a space on privilege at the moment. and so my question is, are the current examples of how marginalized populations are included and informed on t

but because if young people wait steadily take leadership to moral my, my pin to model for young people to be able to access it. leadership. the one thing young people out is freshness of perspective in the lenses, can look at old problems and look at it in a different way. and i think that is what is critically needed right now. we need a new sense of imagination, but the most important message for young people is to not lit those that have been climate denials. those that are speaking, utilize those that have given us this point of direction, the destruction of the benefit of thinking that they have destroyed use. but the way we do our activism should be a source of energy because we're gonna need a lot of inspiration and energy on a daily basis. if we're gonna turn things around. hello. hi, i'm currently in south africa and south african. and i always wonder about how environmentalism is a space on privilege at the moment. and so my question is, are the current examples of how marginalized populations are included and informed on the conversation and in action inclined the justice. y

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now hail up not young. i'm like i said rina's talking about the bands for decompression sickness or contains nitrogen that the human body can't absorb. we'll have nitrogen in our bodies, but in a harmless, dissolved state. if pressure falls too rapidly went coming up too quickly from a di, for example, the gas forms bubbles in the blood, which some say start to boil. a badly calculated ascent can lead to severe paralysis, but sometimes you with may, they may make 2. ah i mean, and up they get up up in the beefy stuff then up i up up up from the you know, oh, i see little but bobby, this is what i have initial net is good. i mean up on that old annella. you know what i mean? battle ah, let them on, didn't so my and all, but the dead down. i mean, the net, if your, you know what i me say ali, but he only saw the bits about all the mom and he thought they had a dinner mcleana. that was an issue. and i mean a docile is dependent on but in gay captain. it's an administrative position, the sort of district and th

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they wound really a mother in law coach and we're young. we are more shouting at your own channel, you know? oh to nice. he believes i was struck paul for profit, and it appears from our investigations that pastor liam, and parkin can had criminal form. when it came to clothing donations. we found in 1976 newspaper article reporting, the 2 were arrested and charged with embezzlement. so at that time, there were running an early version of the bubbles home and profiting out of don't down to clothing, selling thousands of dollars worth to retail stores. and then just a few months later, part changed his name from park song hoc to park and gin. and they set up a new version of the brothers home with him as the hand and limb young soon as a director. and this is after they were charged with embezzlement. but in the governments 1981 brothers home promotional film, it's the inmates who portrayed as the criminal whistle. nod your head on a pox wife living sung soon makes a cameo appearance as the victim of a violent assault, but survivors a leg. s

young men and young women. and given that you guys have all gone through this program, you're in the middle of going through it. you've seen some things, you have a sense what's going on in the neighborhoods. how do you think we can be most helpful to you guys? what are the things you think would be most helpful in young people being able to navigate their own lives, be successful in school, have a positive future, be confident that they can get to 80? give me some sense of what are some gaps we can fill or some things that are working that we need to build back up? >> i me i feel like having someone to communicate with or to run to without having to worry about getting injured or shot. >> i believe it should be like more opportunities, more internships, more variety of things to do in our communities. because not everybody want to hoop or play ball, play football. >> to trail onto that, i do agree. i feel like there should be more sponsorships and more things within the schools such as like an after school pro

my own nasty or i'm, you know, i will and i'm not young and on. gosh young oh oh, and they on them the helena, the 1st year, lots of been younger, one now heal up not young on like i said rina's talking about the bands for decompression sickness or contains nitrogen that the human body can't absorb. we'll have nitrogen in our bodies, but in a harmless, dissolved state. if pressure falls too rapidly went coming up too quickly from a di, for example, the gas forms bubbles in the blood, which some say start to boil. a badly calculated ascent can lead to severe paralysis. and sometimes you with may or may make 2. ah, i mean it, but they get up in the beef. if not, then up. i up up up from the, you know, oh i see little. but bobby, i you know, what, i, i, brisco medicine, i've been up on that old anela. you know what i mean bottled ah, let them on, didn't some i know, but the dead i don't, i mean if you're, you know what i me say loudly. but he only saw me bits about all the mom and he thought they had a dinner. that was good. i mean, ah, and also vivi

and this raises real issues because young people have 1st amendment rights, young people should be able to read and discover and decide for themselves what they care about, what issues are important, right? and, and the deeply anti democratic effort to censor works to limit young people to access to information is frankly, something that's been with us for a long time book censorship. we can go back centuries, you know, but this renewed effort that we've seen in the last year or so really ramping up in the last 6 months to use this issue as a political tool to limit and indoctrinate young people to really stigmatize a whole group of people who have been traditionally marginalized and silenced in society, there's something that we haven't observed in a very long time. well, we have a case study in this that i want to raise now of a wonderful little book called p. s for palestine. and i just want to read some of these comments that were made publicly on a public site and reaction to dr. boss. she's book dr. boss, she is here. i'm going to read this, these books need to be burned along wit

young. wow. and vote for potent advantage. listen to now this russian society is still very conservative. but some of moscow's educated and privileged young people are fighting for more freedom and shattering old to boost like tanya, a manager of an event planning agency and grip a graphic designer than meeting their friends in a trendy bar to night. would i be been here while they talk openly about sacks, when people do well, i think you didn't sleep at all. yeah. little thorough. 5 hours. then we had sex again that you know, you, you like the soviet union may be long gone, but russia is still quite prudish. tanya and her friends are an exception. a few years ago tanya launched a new event with a agency. she began organizing what she calls kinky parties here and moscow. the moscow times has called it the start of his sexual revolution. a big kinky party is taking place in a few days. an event that created quite the boughs among moscow's young trendsetters. mm. the night before the big event grisham pays tanya. a visit. they'v

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soft singing he sings these young men seem to have no remorse. but then they told me why they were initiated into the cult. all of them were teenagers still in secondary school, joining after people close to them were murdered by cultists. for some, the past was too painful to talk about. what they told me next was even more disturbing. they claim they are funded and protected by politicians. are politicians secretly working with violent cult gangs? i went to ask the former black axe chairman, drjohn stone. but there is more to black axe than just brute force. dr stone claims the cult use an alias to cover their role in society and politics. the organisation's original name, the neo—black movement of africa, is registered as a company in nigeria and around the world. the official nbm is not banned. members operate in the open, claim to be freedom fighters, donate to charity, and even elect a president. dr stone says this provides the black axe with cover. dr stone claims axemen exploit the name nbm to infiltrate the highest levels of nigerian s

kids are learning to socialize as they are growing up when they are young. the pandemic i guess, the mass cutback on communications and now we have gone to more internet announcer: you can watch the rest of this on our website or our new video app. we take you live to a house administration committee hearing on climate change and its effects on the smithsonian institute collections. you are watching live coverage. >> you need to step away for a moment, that is what the rules require. of course, we remind members you cannot participate in one committee meeting at the same time. i ask unanimous consent of all members --

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our first category tonight is young readers literature. the judges for the 2021 kirkus prize for young readers literature are, author naomi, librarian crystal, kirkus critic amy robinson, and kirkus young reader editor. to introduce the finalists in the category of young readers literature kirkus prize and judge naomi. [background noises] >> the finalists for the 2021 kirkus prize for young readers literature are, the surprising power of a good dumpling. this deeply poignant novel about growing up in an asian immigrant family with a mother who suffers from an debilitating mental illness soared above other young adult fiction the judges read this year. sensitive exploration of chinese culture and attitudes towards mental health. by exploring a variety of teen issues from academic pressures comment to bullying and first romance. the surprising power of a good dumpling, moved us to tears and made us rejoice. the light on invite sharon g flake. the judges were floored by this breathtaking young adult novel the companion to groundbreaking 1998

girls some as young as 14. the charges against maxwell were brought forward by 4 victims, but many more feel they have been served justice. this is a victory for all the victims of miss maxwell and abstain. moreover, i think this is a victory for all young children, boys, girls, women, and men who are victims of abusers like this. it will give them the needed push to step forward and to speak their truth and to hopefully get justice like these young girls have with respect to miss maxwell, the defense as to 60 year old is being used as a scapegoat for other people's crimes. i. we firmly believe in glens, innocence. obviously we are very disappointed with the verdict. we have already started working on the appeal, and we are confident that she will be vindicated everyone the healthy, have a happy new year. how you doing, maxwell now stands to spend the rest of her life in prison. if she receives the maximum possible sentence of 65 years, it's get more now from heather driven a. she is from the rape abuse and inc

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