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Areva Martin – “America’s Advocate”
Areva Martin is an award-winning civil rights attorney, sought after on-air legal commentator and nationally recognized children’s, women’s and disability rights advocate.
Martin has been dubbed “America’s Advocate” for her hard-hitting, no-holds-barred commentary on today’s most pressing legal and social justice issues. From her unflinching legal commentary on shows across CNN and ABC’s network of shows to hosting daytime talk shows to her primetime radio and streaming show—Areva Martin in Real Time—on KBLA Talk Radio, Martin is a mainstay in the media and a trusted voice on complex legal issues from police shootings to high profile #metoo cases.
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Case Spotlight: Section 14
It is the story of an ultra-wealthy enclave erected over a painful, hidden history:
Families relegated to a one-mile-square neighborhood because of racist restrictive covenants, who then built a thriving community, only to have it torn from them in a shocking, coordinated effort to burn their homes and belongings and unlawfully seize their property.
The perpetrator? The City of Palm Springs itself.
No form of compensation will wash away the sins of oppression and theft entwined with this history of racial discrimination, restrictive covenants, and the endemic racialized trauma that is a very intentional consequence of those practices. Read The Case Study.
