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It detailed the 10 days in June 2015, during which Obama gave a eulogy in Charleston, the Supreme Court decided on marriage equality and Obamacare, and the Confederate flag was removed from public spaces.
Grace is about 10 days in June 2015 that are bookended by the massacre in Charleston in a black church and Barack Obama's eulogy in Charleston where he sang Amazing Grace.
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Episode: "Best Wishes > Death Wishes."
It detailed the 10 days in June 2015, during which Obama gave a eulogy in Charleston, the Supreme Court decided on marriage equality and Obamacare, and the Confederate flag was removed from public spaces.
Grace is about 10 days in June 2015 that are bookended by the massacre in Charleston in a black church and Barack Obama's eulogy in Charleston where he sang Amazing Grace.
And in between, you also had this kind of extraordinary series of events where the Supreme Court was going to decide on Obamacare and whether or not millions of people got to keep their insurance and marriage equality, whether or not millions of people would be deemed second class citizens or be able to get married like the rest of us.
After the shooting, the Confederate flag starts coming down over public spaces in the south.
And all this happens over a span of 10 days. And it was like all these kind of great unanswered questions about America were coming to the fore in this exhausting and exhilarating way.
And you were in there just writing so many versions of all of these. That's my favorite part. Like five speeches about one Supreme Court case, given all the different possibilities.
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It was mentioned as a book by Cody Keenan, who was given a quick plug during the podcast.
Grace by Cody Keenan. Yeah, that's important. I know.
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It was mentioned briefly as an amazing work that listeners should consider purchasing. It was not discussed further.
Uh, cody keaton made author of grace and a amazing work. You should all buy.
Episode: "Best Wishes > Death Wishes."
It detailed the 10 days in June 2015, bookended by the Charleston church shooting and Obama's eulogy there, during which major events like the Obamacare and marriage equality Supreme Court decisions occurred.
Grace is about 10 days in June 2015 that are bookended by the massacre in Charleston in a black church and Barack Obama's eulogy in Charleston where he sang Amazing Grace.
And in between, you also had this kind of extraordinary series of events where the Supreme Court was going to decide on Obamacare and whether or not millions of people got to keep their insurance and marriage equality, whether or not millions of people would be deemed second class citizens or be able to get married like the rest of us.
After the shooting, the Confederate flag starts coming down over public spaces in the south.
And all this happens over a span of 10 days. And it was like all these kind of great unanswered questions about America were coming to the fore in this exhausting and exhilarating way.
And you were in there just writing so many versions of all of these. That's my favorite part. Like five speeches about one Supreme Court case, given all the different possibilities.
