Alabama Conservatives Are Playing With Legacy of Cong. John Lewis
The Alabama State Legislature decided to name a highway partially after Cong. John Lewis. Terra Foster, the Executive Director of the Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, discusses this and how are conservatives in that state are playing with Cong. Lewis' legacy. Also, Joe talks about a new law in Georgia in which college athletes can profit from endorsement deals, but there's a catch to it. Listen as Joe tells you what the catch is.
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Terra Foster, the Executive Director of the Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, discusses how are conservatives in that state are playing with Cong. Lewis' legacy. The state passed a bill which will name a highway partially after Cong. Lewis, but wants to include segregationist Walter C. Givhan's name as well.