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Introducing: Let The Record Show

2026-09-22 · 1 min · 4 entities

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Marbury v. Madison. Brown v. Board of Education. Obergefell v. Hodges. These face-offs aren’t just part of legal history, they’re still shaping our lives today. On every episode of “Let The Record Show,” a new podcast from the American Civil Liberties Union, hosts Shereen Marisol Meraji and Matt Beat are taking major U.S. court cases off the shelf to learn about the people and stories behind them — and the precedents they’ve set. We’ll meet plaintiffs like Wong Kim Ark, who we can thank for birthright citizenship. Lawyers like Pauli Murray, who made it the nation’s business to take both racial and gender equality seriously. And other brave individuals who spoke up for their rights and the rights of their neighbors. Our first episode drops Wednesday, September 23, and you can join us every other week for a new featured case.