lives matter? >> well, i joined you, joy, along with millions of people across the country in shock and awe the night of the election, and that night i also told myself, you know, you're going to have to double down on the work that i do every single day with people across this country. so what this means for us is that we're going to go deep into the things that we know work, like consciousness raising and building local power. i think some of the best examples of that are the recent victory we just saw in jackson, mississippi, knowing this is a long, protracted struggle and it takes years for change. while, yes, we are concerned with the hyper criminalization of our people and the violence that our people experience with impunity every single day, we also understand that we have to build collective power in order to create the type of world that we want to live in. >> beyond the concerns for the sort of physical bodies of the protestors who would dare go out in the street, who knows what