Inequality in the Courthouse
Season 21
Episode 4
About the Episode
In 1953, The lawyers in Hernandez v. Texas argued for their client as well as for themselves.
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Extras
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Reagan on the Enemy: The Soviet Threat
The delegations of Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan met in Geneva in 1985.2:21 -
Reagan's Age
As the 1984 election approached, many voters voiced their concerned with Reagan's age.2:05 -
Nixon and Abusing Power: Nixon's Enemies List
President Nixon kept an "enemies list" of those who criticized him.2:14 -
Carter and Ending War: the Camp David Accords
What would come Carter's greatest foreign policy achievement nearly ended in failure.2:18 -
Truman on Ending a War: Atomic Bombs
Truman understood the repercussions of dropping an atomic bomb on Hiroshima.2:48 -
Nixon and Age: The Kennedy Style
The Nixon-Kennedy debates would forever change the way Americans chose their Presidents.2:43 -
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Carter on the Enemy: Inflation
Carter attempted to stop runaway inflation with a White House press conference in 1978.1:22 -
FDR and Abusing Power: Reshaping the Supreme Court
FDR's attempt to reshape the Supreme Court drew criticism from both sides of the aisle.2:21 -
Carter and Military Service: Nuclear Submarine Officer
Jimmy Carter learned punctuality, discipline, and order from his time in the Navy.1:38
