birth control fewer uror that t notion that we are now seeing and what felt like to me, this young woman, a law student from georgetown, it's not even so much her testimony but the attacks on her testimony. it's not even the march but it's the attack on the march ors that pique the consciousness, the sense there's humiliation, literally blood on bloody sunday and this case we have a young woman being attacked and sort of the willingness or the ability of protest for us to see how ugly the repression is. >> well, i think the job of activists is to really bring out into the public eye, as bill has said, exactly what is going on. otherwise, you never are going to deal with a problem unless it's exposed. even in the north, when we marched in howard beach or whatever, people never thought there was racism in the north. i knew if we went and marched in these neighborhoods and they threw bananas and watermelons at us, people wouldn't like me for