The Chauvin Trial, Recent Georgia Voting Laws, and Life after COVID

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Heidi, Fr. Daniel, and David look at the effects of a recent Georgia law on voting procedures, discuss the first week of the trial of Derek Chauvin, and imagine what the Church might look like after COVID

SEGMENT 1 - Georgia Voting Laws

SB 202 - text of the law itself

Brian Kemp actions during the 2018 election

Jim Crow history in Georgia

The signing ceremony under the picture of the plantation

State Rep. Park Cannon arrested outside signing ceremony

Corporations put pressure on Georgia

Board pressuring CEO of Delta not to speak out

Repeal of tax credits for Delta, Coca-Cola

Bishops speak out on anti-Asian violence

America’s original sin

2018 USCCB - Open Wide Our Hearts

SEGMENT 2 - Chauvin Trial

Frank Bruni on the Chauvin trial in the New York Times

The troubling patterns of police violence against persons of color

Calling the police on the police

Firefighters were not allowed to attend to the injuries

Romans 13

Horan NCR column on ‘systemic impunity’

Breonna Taylor

Boston Globe Spotlight reporting

NCR reporting on Catholic sex abuse scandal

The Dallas Charter 2002-2003

Connection of police forces to slave patrols

SEGMENT 3 - Life after COVID

Gallup poll numbers on religion in America

Catholic News Service story on Gallup poll

Polling in 2019 on the Eucharist

GOP 2013 Post-election autopsy in the wake of Romney’s loss to Obama

Column on rhetoric of right wing Christianity causing disaffection

Salon article on church membership in freefall 4/2/21

NCR - Erin Murphy, a lifelong wheelchair user, does not feel welcome in Church - 4/5/20

Religious exemptions to ADA for Churches

Pope Benedict ‘smaller purer Church’ statements

Sandburg Media