everybody feels that way. i just want to show "the washington post." there was a piece titled, i was a civil rights activist in the 1960s. but it's hard to get behind black lives matter. written by barbara reynolds. where she kind of goes through and does the full respectability politics saying you can't tell whether or not there are mob actors or the protesters. just, wait. >> look, i love reynolds but i think that analysis is something i'd have to push back on. when you meet these young activists, like those we have here. what you find is they recognize the value of moving forward politically, taking a social movement, and now turning it into a political movement. so by emfa itphasizing the impoe of making change, yes in the broad sense of raising their voices, but in the specific sense of going to the ballot, generating new voters and helping to engage in the