Morning Wire Protesters Gather At Justices’ Homes | 5.9.22
May 9, 2022
Protests erupted outside Supreme Court justices' homes over a leaked draft about abortion rights. Meanwhile, various industries are bouncing back post-pandemic, with movie theaters seeing a surge in ticket sales. Fitness memberships and live events are making a comeback as societal norms shift. In a bold move, a major film studio stands firm against Chinese censorship, refusing to alter a blockbuster, prioritizing artistic integrity over market gains.
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Protests at Justices' Homes
- Protesters gathered at Supreme Court justices' homes after the Roe v. Wade leak.
- Conservative media largely condemned the protests, while left-leaning media offered a more muted response.
Industry Recovery Post-Pandemic
- Some industries, like movie theaters and gyms, are returning to pre-pandemic levels.
- Others, such as remote work and real estate, have seen lasting changes.
Sony Rejects Chinese Demands
- Sony refused to remove patriotic Statue of Liberty scenes from "Spider-Man: No Way Home" for Chinese release.
- Despite losing Chinese market access, the film was a major success.