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Process. Heres a small portion of it. These videos are just part of the evidence in various Capitol Riot Court cases. So thats the reality, what you are seeing with your own eyes. Now for the unreality several republican lawmakers and rightwing fox hosts are desperate trying to bury what happened on that day, and you heard them already claim the attack was mostly peaceful, and the rioters were not armed or they were not really pro Trump Supporters and a mob. In fact, republican congressman andrew klei thinks what we saw here resembles a normal tourist visit. And now, this is the d. C. Metro officer beaten with a flagpole while defending the capitol that day. I am not here to make this a political issue, it just so happens that one party is lying about what thousands of officers experienced that day on capitol hill. Im going to confront anybody that lies about that day, because while these members are betraying their oath, thousands of d. C. Police officers and u. S. Capitol Police Offi
the policy was kill the indian and save the man. being indian, being native was evil and atrocious. definitely. i question the political will and clout for biden to be able to do this when he can t even pass this reconciliation bill with dental and vision benefits and with, you know, free community college benefits. i doubt that he will be able to pass 450k per person. but, tiffany, i want to just mention in that same vein that biden, when he spoke at north tulsa, greenwood neighborhood, to commemorate black wall street massacre, he did not bring up reparations once. i think it is important those folks who are talking about reparations, whether it be indigenous communities, whether it be latin-x communities, whomever, to absolutely say, no, we have to mention reparations for the descendents of enslaved africans in that same conversation. we cannot forget our family.
still face injustice and equity in our world, and we have to have a life commitment to make a reality genuinely equal for all americans, and in this case for black americans. bernice, i want to ask you about that poll that victor just read. this year has been a humbling experience for many white folks, myself included and how woefully uninformed we are about major historical moments, between juneteenth and the tulsa wall street massacre, and little has been known, and how do we change that? those of us who were involved in the work of raising awareness and educating have to be consistent in doing that, and i think the holiday helps to raise
grandchildren aren t here because this is a really, really, really important moment in our history. by making juneteenth a federal holiday, all americans can feel the power of this day and learn from our history and celebrate progress and grapple with the distance we ve come but the distance we have to travel. i said a few weeks ago marking 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre, great nations don t ignore their most painful moments. great nations don t ignore their most painful moments. they don t ignore those moments in the past. they embrace them. great nations don t walk away. we come to terms with the mistakes we made. and remembering those moments, we begin to heal and grow
freedom. it was, indeed, an important day. [ applause ] still, let us also remember that day was not the end of slavery in america. the truth is, it would be six more months before the 13th amendment was ratified, before enslaved people in the south and north were free, so as we commemorate the history of juneteenth, as we did just weeks ago with the history of the tulsa race massacre, we must learn from our history and we must teach our children our history, because it is part of our history as a nation. it is part of american history. so let me say we re gathered