this is columbia university law school. the legal magazine of the faculty has published an article criticizing the zionists. the article mentions the genocide of the zionists in gaza and support for the apartheid regime. the publication of this article caused that the publication should be closed. board of directors. consisting of professors and alumni of the columbia university law school , the website that published this article was completely shut down. after this, several editors called the board's intervention an unprecedented violation of editorial independence. talavif is not only limited to america. here, the us house of representatives is holding a meeting to approve the sanction of the international criminal court after requesting an arrest warrant for the prime minister and minister of war of the zionist regime. international criminal court he overstepped his authority and created a dangerous precedent for himself by issuing the arrest warrant for britannia and gallant. this is the maldives, a country that has an

this is columbia university law school.al magazine of the faculty has published an article criticizing the zionists. the article mentions the genocide of the zionists in gaza and the support of the apartheid regime. the publication of this article caused the publication to be closed. the board of directors consists of faculty and alumni of the columbia university school of law . completely shut down. after these several editors called the board's intervention an unprecedented violation of editorial independence. suppression, suspension, closure, acts of violence. and the embargo in washington's all-out support for tel aviv is not only limited to the united states. here, the us house of representatives is holding a meeting to approve the sanction of the international criminal court after requesting an arrest warrant for the prime minister and minister of war of the zionist regime. the international criminal court overstepped its authority and created a dangerous precedent for netanyahu by issuing an arrest warrant. here , th

this is columbia university law school. the legal magazine of the faculty has published an article criticizing the zionists. the article mentions the genocide of the zionists in gaza and the support of the apartheid regime. the publication of this article caused the publication to be closed. the board of directors, consisting of professors and alumni of the columbia university school of law , completely shut down the website that published this article . after this, several editors called the board's intervention an unprecedented violation of editorial independence , repression, postponement of closure, acts of violence and boycotts in support of all. washington side of tel aviv only limited not into america. here, the us house of representatives has a meeting to approve the sanction of the international criminal court after requesting an arrest warrant for the regime's prime minister and minister of war. the maldives' recent unprecedented decision to ban israeli travel is nothing more than a blatant act of jew-hatred. in e

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this is columbia law school. the legal magazine of the faculty has published an article criticizing the zionists. the article mentions the genocide of the zionists in gaza and the support of the apartheid regime. the publication of this article caused the publication to be closed. board of directors consisting of columbia university law school faculty and alumni, the website that published this article has been completely shut down. after this several. they called esteghlal as an editor. repression, suspension, closure, violence and sanctions in washington's comprehensive support of tel aviv, are not limited only to the us. here, the us house of representatives, a meeting to approve the sanction of the international criminal court, after requesting an arrest warrant for the prime minister and minister of war of the zionist regime. the international criminal court overstepped its authority and issued an arrest warrant for netanyahu gallant he has created a dangerous record for himself. this is the maldives, a coun

this is columbia university law school. faculty of law journal, an article criticizing the zionists published the article mentions the genocide of the zionists in gaza and the support of the apartheid regime. publication of this article. it caused the publication to be closed. columbia law school's board of directors has shut down the website that published this article. after this, several editors called the board's intervention an unprecedented violation of editorial independence . suppression, suspension, closure, violence and sanctions in washington's comprehensive support for tel aviv are not limited to the us. here. the us house of representatives has a meeting to approve sanctions after the international criminal court requested an arrest warrant for the prime minister and the minister of war of the zionist regime, the international criminal court of para exceeded its authority and created a dangerous precedent for itself by issuing an arrest warrant for netanyahu gallant. here is the maldives, a country that has ann

university's law school shut it down. on the west coast in an industry that has a troubling history when it comes to blacklists a prominent hollywood marketing executive was raising eyebrows over a memo she sent to her staff. ashley margolis, founder of beverly hills firm the a-list told employees that they should pause on working with any celebrity or influencer or taste maker posting against israel. the a-list firm works with many top talent and public relation agencies and noted margolis was adamant about not working with anyone who had used the term genocide to describe israel's actions. margolis declined to comment. taking these stories show the high price that is levied on those who dare to speak out on behalf of palestinians in gaza no matter what field you are in or how accomplished you are in n that field talking about the devastation in gaza could cost you. this stands in contrast with another story. the new york times both revealed the government has been waging a secret influence campaign targeting u.s. lawmak

i think columbia law school in georgetown university law center for your work on the equal rights amendment project and for creating space for today's discussion. together, we will continue doing our part in the march for gender equality under the law. >> thanks so much to representative mcclellan. that was such an amazing journey to her place in the house of representatives. we are waiting for representative pressley and busch, cochairs of one of the largest caucuses in the congress, and they have had votes, but to all of my students that are here in my legislation class where i teach about congress, you should've noted two things. one, senator cardin's chief of counsel is one of my former students. one. two, that this matters to how the world works. so congress, what you have heard so far is that congress has other roles to play than you thought. under article five, it does have the role to propose and ultimately in our view decided by these procedural questions about ratification. that is very, very important. you know, the founders put the congress in article one for a reason. they knew

i thank columbia law school and georgetown university law center for your work on the equal rights amendment project and for creating space for today's discussion. today -- together we will continue doing our part in the march for gender equality under the law. >> thanks so much. that was an amazing journey t her place in the house of representatives. now we are waiting for representatives pressley and bush who are the co-chairs of the one of the largest caucuses in the congress. and they have had votes. but to all my students who are here in my legislation class where i teach about congress you should have noted two things. one, senator cardin's yen counsel, chief counsel is one of my former students. one. two. that this matters to how the world works. so congress, what you've heard so far, is that congress has other roles to play than you thought. under article 5, it does have the role to propose and ultimately in our view decide about these procedural questions involving ratification. that's very, very important. you know, the founds put the congress in article 1 for a reason. ey knew tha

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at columbia law school professor read professor of law and politics at yale university. for we hear from them pleasure of introducing our moderator this eveningsnow willr debaters and set the scene for karin's snow is a council of the law firm of after graduating from harvard w ed jennifer walker elrod u.s. court of als circuit. serv. department of justice including as council and chief of sta resources division. she also served as senior associate attorney general behalf of the united states. she also is a lecturer at the wharton school without further ado please join me in welcoming our distinguished speakers. [appla >> thanks, andrew can everyone grapes thank you so much for joining us tonight for this greo many friends in the audience as i am delighted to get to moderate this debate between two preeminent scholars on the wealth tax. before we get started i wld remiss in not exalt knowledge in today's juneteenth the day we celebratthe in our nation. will beet slavery may have the taxing authorities and the origins of r conversation tonight. just to give it a lit'm goi

this is columbia law school. the legal magazine of the faculty has published an article criticizing the zionists. at article on the genocide of the zionists in gaza and supporting the apartheid regime. it is mentioned that the publication of this article caused the publication to be closed. columbia law school's board of directors has shut down the website that published this article. after this, several editors called the board's intervention an unprecedented violation of editorial independence. repression, suspension, closure, violence and sanctions in washington's all-out support of tel aviv only limited inside it. here, the us house of representatives held a meeting to approve the sanction of the international criminal court after requesting an arrest warrant for the prime minister and minister of war of the zionist regime has exceeded its powers and by issuing an arrest warrant for netanyahu gallant , he has created a dangerous precedent for himself. this is the maldives, a country that has announced the ent

about a week ago, one rabbi affiliated with columbia university advised jewish students to leave campus for passover. schools have canceled their commencement ceremonies and last week, gw university's law school relocated its final exams to an undisclosed and secure location. our schools in oregon are dealing with a similar situation and i have talked to those university presidents and what the future would look like. it really is the greatest crisis in american education in decades. last week before subcommittee, you mentioned the department office of civil rights had 145 investigations into universities and schools. the school district for potential title 6 violations. this is the legal basis for investigations and actions that regarding discriminations based on race and religion. in this case, countless jewish students. you somewhat touched on it today but what is the timeline for the resolution of these investigations and when will penalties, if appropriate, be announced and imposed? i would really hope that you don't answer if you give us more money, you will have the answers. >> i