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  The video on YouTube Comm3390 Supreme Court talks about many supreme court cases and supreme court justices. A Supreme Court justice is in the supreme court for as long as they want. When a new person joins the supreme court, all of the members gather together to get a photo. Throughout American history, there have been over 150 supreme court justices who served an average of 16 years. Many people have been in the supreme court for a long time. This video also talks about the history of the supreme court and many supreme court cases in the past. One of the supreme court cases that was talked about in the video is about a slave from Missouri named "Dred Scott." He claimed that he deserved freedom. But the supreme court denied the request and Dred Scott remained enslaved. After the civil war, slavery was abolished.
  My opinion on this is that I remember learning about all of this in History class in high school. We talked about the civil war, and how African Americans struggled. I really did not like how black people were treated back in those days. I really think that it is so unfair that people are being treated differently because of their skin color.

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