Super Junta Tuesday, life of slave Elizabeth Freeman and Don's reparations

For every senior citizen who voted 1 to three weeks early, your vote may count.  It may only count in the analysis because as of Tuesday, two key candidates were knocked out of ther ace followed by an aftermath of Michael Bloomberg the day after. What was behind the DNC coup d'etat for pulling out two top candidates the day before super Tuesday? Will the primary ballots fully reflect the desire to keep the minor candidates on the campaign Trail? The Voice of America is not solidified when minority factions gets snuffed out. That and more coverage of the 14 states who voted.

Jane reveals the story of the life of a slave named Bet known as Mumbet who heard of constitutional framers drafting a declaration of freedom from Englad in her Masters home in Massachusetts.  She then asked why did that document not pertain to her?  She was the first enslaved Black woman to file and win her freedom in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts judicial court ruled in Freeman's favor, found slavery to be inconsistent with the 1780 Mass. State Constitution. 

Don discusses his former work life and discrimination as a Black man.  He explains how he was underpaid at the LA Times