Brothers in Law – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Adrian Guess brings national news to encourage civic engagement. Sit back and listen well.

1st Segment: 0:42

• Election Results
• Judge Blocks Biden Administration's Rule to Expand Overtime Pay
• Offensive, Racist Texts Now Being Sent to High-Schoolers, Latinos, and LGBTQ Community
• Federal Judge Blocks Louisiana's Ten Commandments Law in Public Schools
• Before the Break: Person Dressed in Bear Costume to Fake Attacks on Cars for Insurance Payout

2nd Segment: 22:08

• Trump Cabinet Picks
• FDA Employees Consider How to Handle RFK Jr., Including Leaving
• Georgia's Fulton County Jail Violates Detainees' Rights with Violence and Filth, Feds Say
• Malcolm X's Family Files $100 Million Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Bodycam Video Shows Oklahoma City Officer Slamming 71-Year-Old to the Ground
• Before the Break: Florida Attorney General Sues FEMA Over Alleged Political Discrimination

Final Message: 39:01

• A Slice of Pizza and Social Media Leads to Life-Saving Kidney Transplant

Announcements

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• Next Interview Episode at the End of the Month
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Sit back and listen well as host, Adrian Guess, discuss the 2024 Election Cycle with Devin Dedeaux, Camille Odom, and Cameron Lynn.

Topics:

• The Presidential Race
• Control of the Senate
• Control of the House
• Key Governor Races
• Controls of State Legislature
• Why Elections Matter for the The Judiciary
• Having a Civic Plan after Election Day

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Sit back and listen well as Adrian delivers news stories from around the country in an effort to inspire community engagement and motivate people to care about one another.

1st Segment (00:55)

• Fining the homeless
• Third-party candidates
• Closing the gun loophole
• TN ban on marrying first cousin
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2nd Segment (20:35)

• Voting rights for formerly incarcerated
• Attack on diversity, equity, and inclusion
• Governor calls special legislative session for public safety
• No mass protesting in MS, LA, and TX

Final Message (37:29)

My guest for today’s interview is Joshua Franklin, a distinguished attorney dedicated to honorable achievement in every facet of his career. Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, and a proud graduate of an HBCU, Joshua currently resides in Minnesota, where he has left an indelible mark on the legal landscape. With a wealth of experience ranging from serving at prestigious firms like Barnes & Thornburg, LLP to his current role facilitating connections between attorneys and small to midsize firms, Joshua brings a unique perspective to the table.

Beyond his legal career, Joshua is deeply committed to building sustainable equity in urban communities through innovation and small business initiatives. He is a passionate advocate for fairness and justice, regularly contributing to industry discussions and advocating for favorable legal frameworks. Joshua's dedication to mentorship and professional development also shines through, as he actively guides aspiring entrepreneurs, start-ups, students, and young professionals.

Sit back and listen well as Adrian discusses major news stories from around the country in an effort to inspire and encourage community engagement.

1st Segment: 00:50

• Federal judge orders US minority business agency to serve all races
• DOJ sues Apple
• Biden Administration Updates
• $1.2 trillion Congressional spending package
• Before the Break: Politicians can block constituents on social media

2nd Segment: 19:50

• Colleges bring back standardized testing
• U.S. potential ban on TikTok
• Court cases to follow
• Pollution disproportionately affecting minority communities

Final Message: 38:24

Desmond Israel, Esq. conducts research on the legal, policy, ethical, and social implications of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, global data privacy, and emerging technologies. He holds a Master of Laws (LLM) degree in National Security and Cybersecurity from the George Washington University Law School as a GW Law Merit Scholar, where he deepened my knowledge and skills on the complex and evolving challenges of protecting data and systems in the digital age.

With over 11 years of experience in data privacy and cybersecurity, he had led and contributed to various projects involving security incidents and events management, vulnerability management, and ISO 27001/2 compliance for clients in the banking, public, and private sectors. He has also applied my legal and technical expertise to advise and write on topics such as cross-border data flows, data protection regulations, and cybersecurity governance. His mission is to demonstrate the tangible return on cybersecurity and data privacy investments by improving the security posture and state of mind of businesses and organizations.

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Sit back and listen well as Adrian discusses major news stories from around the country in an effort to motivate and engage the community.

1st Segment: 00:43

• Chief's parade shooting
• Gov. DeSantis backtracks on book ban
• White wealth grew the most during pandemic
• Mental health for students
• Walmart accused of hiding products
• Before the Break: Santos sues Kimmel

2nd Segment: 25:18

• Presidential race update
• Location data protection
• News deserts
• Pushback on migrant and homeless housing

Final Message: 47:21

Engage with legal, legislative, and political news with Adrian Guess. Sit back and listen well.

Episode Stories:

1. Targeting minority programs
2. Overturning Chevron Doctrine
3. Background checks for ammunition
4. Reparations Plan
5. Cycling for community

Founder and Executive Chairman of Brothers in Law Inc., David Edgerton III is a young, ambitious lawyer and a charismatic leader. In April 2021, Edgerton was selected from a pool of 845 applications from 328 institutions to be a Harry S. Truman scholar. He also serves as a civic engagement coordinator for the Howard University Student Association and as president of the Howard University Speech and Debate Team. He was named a Global Scholar and elected student council representative for the Council on International Education Exchange during his time abroad in Spain, Italy and England.Edgerton is an aspiring civil rights attorney who will attend the Howard University School of Law. He has dedicated his life to service and community action. An aspiring multi-vocational change agent, he believes that it is our duty as a nation to build up every child from every background.

My guest for today’s interview is DaWuan Norwood, a dedicated civil rights attorney and advocate for Black liberation. DaWuan specializes in voting rights, democracy, and criminal penal system abolition, bringing a wealth of experience from their work with organizations such as the NAACP, ACLU, and Campaign Legal Center. We explore their journey from law school to the frontlines of voting rights litigation and their innovative research on the Reconstruction Amendments. DaWuan's passion for justice and commitment to underrepresented communities shines through in this powerful conversation.