MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart talks to Democrat Jeremy Moss, Michigan's only openly gay state senator, after his Republican colleagues refused to approve the exact same Pride Month resolution that passed last year. Moss noted in his remarks to Republicans that it's not surprising this happened during an election year.
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0 by this policy and it being used by the police in a very unjust way. and on so many levels it, you know, restores hope back to the community that, you know, this is unjust and your voice does count. khary, i think if you could read one thing about stop and frisk it would be nicholas s op-ed piece. we ll have a link to it on our website tonight. because it is that very important firsthand account of a young man s encounter with these kinds of stops and the evolution of his thinking and what it can do over time in these kinds of large numbers to really sour a community. that s absolutely right. i think what nicholas has touched on and why his voice is so powerful in this conversation is a personal experience of what stop and frisk is. over 5 million stops under this present administration. and one of the things you didn t hear today in the press conference from the mayor and from the police commissioner is any type of sympathy, any type of respect for the dignity of young people li
0 hopelessness. ultimately counterproductive. a landmark day for civil rights advocates on au pair of issues. this totally rewrites the conversation. one national, one local, both historic. last week, when president obama said this, his attorney general, eric holder, was apparently listening. we all know that young african-american men disproportionately have involvement in criminal activities and violence. for a lot of reasons. a lot of it having to do with poverty. a lot of it having to do with disruptions in their neighborhoods, in their communities, failing schools, and all those things. and that s no excuse, but what we also believe in is that people, everybody should be treated fairly and the system should work for everyone. today the obama administration s attorney me, it s just a fact of life in new york. when i was young, i thought cops were cool. the police should consider the consequences of a generation of young people who want nothing to do with them. distrus
0 zimmerman. more dramatic testimony today in the murder trial of george zimmerman. george zimmerman has pled not guilty in the second degree murder of trayvon martin claiming self defense. today, the jury heard from 19-year-old rachel jeantel, who was the last person to speak to trayvon martin before his confrontation with george zimmerman. she described her final cell phone call with trayvon martin when he told her a man was following him. he said i asked him where are you at? and he told me he at the back of his fiancee s house, right in the area where by his fiancee s house. he said no, he lost them. and then he said why are you following me? then the phone shut off. she also told the court who she believes is crying for help on that 911 tape. since that time, have you heard the recording, telephone recording where there is cries for help. and then a shot. have you heard that on tv and stuff? yes. okay. the cries for help, are you able to say whose voice that is,
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