there is a great case that anthony kennedy has mentioned many times, yick wo. we have a video journalist producer who will go out around the country to the places that help tell the story of each one of those cases. we go to san francisco. for the civil rights cases -- that was a case that was overturned in 1875 law that made it unconstitutional after the supreme court ruled against it. then, jim crow laws went into effect in this country. frederick douglass made an amazing speech just afterwards. onset, we will take your phone calls, interact with the audience, the talk about how the shows are relevant today. >> be sure to watch season two of landmark cases live on c-span , c-span.org, or listen with the startingan radio at february 26. and we have a companion guide written by a veteran supreme court journalist. landmark cases: volume 2. to get your copy, go to c-span.org/landmarkcases. ♪

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