slavery had a personal benefit to the slaves. we see the repeals on diversity equity and inclusion. we see the stories of so many different communities are being suppressed, including black floridians. how is it that black floridians can feel safe even in their own skin? you can feel safe going to the grocery store you can feel safe in your neighborhood. how can we feel stay? it's also not lost on, you are talking about all of this on the eve of the 16th anniversary of the march on washington. we cannot give up, we cannot yield, we have to continue to fight for our rights because until we are all free none of us are free. >> florida state representative -- as always, thank you so much for taking the time to be with us. today, house democrat leaders issued a joint statement on the jacksonville shooting, writing, quote, upon returning to congress in early september house democrats will continue to vigorously push common sense gun safety measures designed to combat the gun violence epidemic. our republican colleagues can either join us or be complicit in the carnage. let's bring in florida congressman sheila sure phyllis
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