The Change We Seek For

I Think That We Need To Have An Honest Conversation In This Country. This Idea That Somehow We're Beyond Sexism, Beyond Racism Is Just Wrong. And This Is Where Having An Honest Conversation With White Men About Their Issues And Their Concerns, And Having Honest Conversations About The Experiences That African-americans Are Still Having, Despite Who's The President Of The United States, In The Criminal Justice System That We See In Sentencing, We See In Policing And A Lot Of These Issues.

When You Have A President In His Campaign Who Ran Saying Things That Not Are Just Contrary To A Fact, But Literally Threatening To Use Presidential Power In A Way That Would Erode The Rights And Privileges And Equality Of Large Sections Of Americans, God Bless The Protestors.

The World You See Outside Of You Will Always Be A Reflection Of What You Have Inside Of You.

I Hope And Understand That People Are Getting A Better Recognition That Food Stamps Is A Program That Really Helps America, Helps Families In Need. It's Not A Government Handout. If Anything, It's A Safety Net That Helps People Through Difficult Times And Bridges Them Towards Stability.

I Have My Rights, Not Because Of Washington Suddenly Deciding, Strom Thurmond And Others, "hey, Let's Give Certain Americans Equal Rights." But Because Of The Ardent, Unyielding Voice Of Protesters.