i mean humanity you know we advocate for the preservation of humanity regardless of race regardless of religion regardless of the race, religion, or profession of the perpetrator or the victim you know, the 300 men march movement, we cross all lines and look at how do we preserve the humanity of everybody. we happen to be in a majority african-american city and the majority of the homeless are african-american, but that s not to say that our conversation is just limited to the killings of young black men. the killings of any person woman, man, child, christian, jrue jew, or muslim is a loss of humanity and that s something we re against and we ve been advocating against since our inception in 2013. thank you so much for your time, munir, we greatly appreciate it. i do want to play more of what marilyn mosby said a short time ago regarding what set up this line of events including what she describes as officers not
we ve seen as reverend sharpton said, we ve seen cases and cases, never got a conviction. uplift her name that case being thrown out just a few weeks ago. we will be persistent and resilient in our quest for justice, but i think if we thank you to the attorney for respecting young people as a 35-year-old woman, the youngest top prosecutor in any major city across this country, to respect young people and not look down upon them and call them names, respect them and uplift them and thank them for exercising their first amendment right, i want to take this chance to echo those sentiments. it s beautiful to see an elected official to do that on national television at the same time as defending a family and seeking justice for that family. let me bring in the president and founder of the 300 men march movement. i think we ve worked out the audio there, but let me get your reaction to the charges. what s your reaction? well this makes our job a little easier in terms of the calm and the