don t become blinded by the failures at the national level to believe that there is nothing that we can do. we always want to work at both levels, we always want to continue putting pressure on, but we do want to make sure that we keep our spirits restored and strong. and understand that we do have power. this is a perilous time to be sure, to be absolutely sure. but that is the reason why we can t let our foot off the gas. and you are not leaving immediately. you are not stepping down until april. so you are still a part of the organization until then. your book about america s ongoing embrace of white sue prem supremacy i think will be ideal. and there is an absence of black women in the senate and also on the supreme court.and there is k women in the senate and also on the supreme court.ideal. and there is an absence of black women in the senate and also on the supreme court.and there is k
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i would be in culture reading race hatred in my children as you are. obviously i deny that. what i said over and over was we live in a country where we oughtn t pretend that these divides have not consistently been on racial grounds and we see that over and over and over. when black people are in danger when black people arew in danger from, say, addiction, we get policing. a when white people are in danger they get rehabilitation. when black people don t have jobs, we get stories about why we are making the wrong choices. when white people don t have jobs we get a presidential campaign about the forgotten class. so to be fair just to conclude i m going to go ahead and i will finish and then i m happy to hear your point of view. if it s the case that we live in a country where these divides have always consistently been racial, then i think it s not only delusional, but it would be dangerous of me not to teach my boys that when they walk out ofs the world it will be a world
looks like that. i would be in culture reading race hatred in my children as you are. obviously i deny that. what i said over and over was we live in a country where we oughtn t pretend that these divides have not consistently been on racial grounds and we see that over and over and over. when black people are in danger when black people are in danger from, say, addiction, we get policing. when white people are in danger they get rehabilitation. when black people don t have jobs, we get stories about why we are making the wrong choices. when white people don t have jobs we get a presidential campaign about the forgotten class. so to be fair just to conclude i m going to go ahead and i will finish and then i m happy to hear your point of view. if it s the case that we live in a country where these divides have always consistently been racial, then i think it s not only delusional, but it would be dangerous of me not to teach my
themselves your or friends are not going to push back against that, then maybe you can tell me as i should trust those people. i guess what you re saying is people who don t agree with their politics can be your friend, which i think is an unfortunate conclusion to reachn but the one you articulate here.ou we were making again, for the third time, generalizations based on race, this is not a defense of donald trump, merely an acknowledgment of the fact that he received african-american votes than anybody since 2004. that s not a huge number, but that s tens of thousands of people. are they in the same category? cannot trust them? i don t really understand. if you re saying you can t trust trump voters, fine, but white people? that s a grotesque generalization. i m a little worried that you keep reading the same parts without you make it seem as though the entire piece was just that paragraph. tucker: it s the title of the piece. separateag graphs. i have no problem standing b