Dear John,

Get ready for the most important education-related Supreme Court case in 50 years by tuning into Jeanne Allen and her Reality Check co-host Michael Musante’s exclusive interview with Kendra Espinoza, lead plaintiff in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, to be heard by the nation’s highest court on January 22, 2020.

A win for Espinoza would strike down the bigoted Blaine Amendments that currently exist in 37 states’ constitutions and deny kids attending private schools equal access to state education funds.

Joining Jeanne and Michael on the podcast is Erica Smith of the Institute for Justice.

Kendra Espinoza was a single mother of two young girls when fate – and the Montana Supreme Court – propelled her into this legal fight to strike down religious exceptions to equal access to state education funds for Montana’s kids. You will be impressed, and maybe a little awed by this story of determination and courage. Don’t miss this inside look at history in the making.

All the best!

The Reality Check
Podcast Team

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