Kristen Clark

Crump and others renewed their request Tuesday for the U.S. Department of Justice to conduct an independent investigation and called on McIlrath to release the investigation file and the state medical examiner's full autopsy report.

Kristen Clark, general counsel for the NAACP and a former head of the DOJ Civil Rights Division said it would make sense for the Justice Department to open an investigation given that the island is a federally maintained and patrolled barrier island.

The case has led to rampant speculation and suspicion as people grapple with Mississippi's history of racial tension and what it means to be a black person in a majority white setting.

Everyone else in the group that traveled with Wells to the island was white.

Following Crump's release of the independent autopsy report, the NAACP is pushing the district attorney's office to release its own report to the public.

Nolan's family deserves nothing less than a full, fair and independent investigation that is exhaustive and leaves no stone unturned, wrote Kristen Clark, NAACP general counsel in a statement.

We urge the district attorney to continue the investigation, release the full autopsy report from the state's medical examiner and make the investigative file public.

The grand jury, which met from September 14th to September 18th, ultimately found that Wells' cause of death was undetermined and based on the condition of his body and where it was found, his death was consistent with drowning.

His family and advocates continue to demand for a full investigation and the release of the state medical examiner's autopsy report.

Kristen Clark, general counsel of the NAACP, said in a statement, quote, The results of the grand jury investigation leave Nolan's family and the public with far more questions than answers.

Make no mistake, we'll continue to stand with Nolan's family and use every tool available in the quest to uncover the full truth surrounding his tragic death, Kristen Clark said.

At least six major hospitals in the U.S. reached formal agreements with President Trump's Justice Department to stop providing gender-affirming care to transgender youth.

That's according to The New York Times, which reports the hospitals include NYU Langone Health in New York, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and Connecticut Children's Hospital.

Thank you.

She just got here from Washington, D.C. Kristen Clark is renowned.

She was the head of the Civil Rights Division

at the Department of Justice.

as civil rights chair at DOJ.

So we are fortunate that her plane made it, so you'll hear from her briefly, and then we'll have the parents.

Y'all, let's give a big round of applause for our shero, Attorney Kristen Clark.

The NAACP is bringing the full breadth of our resources to the next phase of this fight.

Okay.

And again, I'm gonna talk more about this with Kristen Clark later in the show.

As I said, Alito and Thomas dissented.

Quote, "Republicans just got another bad decision from the United States Supreme Court, one that the court system took forever to give and then blamed in part o- on no time left to implement the solution of our totally corrupt and out-of-control mail-in voting disaster," which is what Alito's dissent was.

Uh, and we're gonna have the good news, but first, I'm gonna talk to former Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Division back when the DOJ was like, was doing justice.

Yes.

Kristen Clarke.

Uh, she's now general counsel for the NAACP.

how many times did you read these crazy unhinged something is wrong with this man michael something's wrong with him have you

you just figured that out the uh the the this whole long line about i love alito and thomas and and cavanaugh and gorsuch and they're corrupt they're setting back the country a million years and then he's got to raise the tariffs thing again oh they'd be billions of dollars in tariffs it's just crazy shit now i asked um I just had Kristen Clark, the NAACP's general counsel on today in the interview going up tomorrow.

And she said out loud, just a little bit of a preview.

You're in the dark there, Don.

In a brief filed Wednesday, the NAACP argues the last-minute system could disproportionately harm black voters, seniors, people with disabilities, and others who rely on voting by mail.

NAACP General Counsel Kristen Clark called it an unconstitutional effort to weaponize the Postal Service and warned of possible mass disenfranchisement.

On Thursday, a federal appeals court left the rules blocked, finding the administration had not justified overturning a lower court injunction.

The Supreme Court is still considering the administration's emergency request.

Instead, use your beautiful body to glorify God by placing value on your nakedness and saving your sexual desire and allure for one man.

So what about you? Are you enticed by the culture's message to flaunt whatever you've got? If so, why? This article came from a woman by the name of Kristen Clark.

She is married to her best friend, Zach.

She is the co-author and co-founder of Girl Defined Ministries and author of Girl Defined, Love Defined, and Sex, Purity, and the Longing of a Girl's Heart.