That also includes voter rights. It also includes that. So just because you are a dream activist doesnt mean you can be advocating for brothers in mr. Zukin about because we are voting for that. My vote counts five times for four dreamers they can though. We have to build coalitions and everyone is making a difference and talking about that and i think its right that the candidate level. [applause] it is really repetition. There is no magic to this. We have to continue to tell this story ever a single year even if we are not just them saying it and over, we have to make sure it is the great equalizer. That is real. And so, in doing that, my good friend Christine Pelosi said in some of her training if you dont respect me, dont expect me. And for a lot of communities of color or a lot of poorer communities, they dont feel like folks whove been elected to office care about them or their issues. That is the bottom line. In order to get people into the process we have to energize and remind
Investigating a battle over sanctuary cities. President elect donald trump vowed to cut funding to those cities within his first 100 days in office. We wanted to find out which ohio cities could be impact and what kind of cuts were talking about. Megan hickey is live with exclusive findings. Two cities in our area could be on that list. Lorain have been called informal sanctuary cities. The reason is community policing. We will end the sanctuary cities that have resulted in so many needless deaths. Reporter donald trump says plans to make good on a campaign promise. An ohio jobs and justice tax founder tells me it could impact hundreds of cities. Cities. Its a whisk and a nod, and they still protect people informally. Reporter they disagree with the policy. Nobody could be afraid to call the Police Department when they need help, regardless of their immigration status. Reporter a 2009 overlapped ordinance says the city wont ask about the immigration statuses of witnesses and victims. A
[inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] again a brief break in the summit of bullying with the Education Department. While we wait for them to resume we will show you our Upcoming Program for this weekend on cspan2. Put tv on cspan two, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. Here are here are some featured programs for this coming weekend on saturday at seven pm eastern, the Supreme Court of chief Justice Warren burger is the focus of the yellow Law School Lecturer the burger court and the rise of the judicial right. She speaks of politics and prose bookstore here in washington d. C. Then at 10 00 p. M. Eastern, after words with syndicated radio host dana lash. She argues that the u. S. Is splintering into two countries which she calls coastal america and flyover america in her book flyover nation. You cant run at country youve never been to print she is interviewed by guy benson, News Reporter and editor. It seems that in so many ways not just really so much
5yearold black girl in florida handcuffed a handcuffed and sent to jail for throwing a tantrum. Five years old. Imagine that being your child. This is happening in communities all over our country. As mr. B has told us, the river of blood that flows through the streets of our nation flows most from the bodies of our black men and children. As we stand here today, we can commit to stopping that river. Two years ago, i cocofounded justice league, nyc. I called on my Black Brothers and sister. I called on my latino allies. I called on my muslim sisters and brothers to the table. We built a Multiracial Movement that will not rest until justice is served. We are the ones we have been waiting for. I come here today as a mexicanamerican woman, proud chicana to raise our voice loud and clear. 50 years since selma, 20 years since million man march and we are still fighting. Twenty years from now, we will stand here again, we will stand in victory celebrating with our heads up high and our fifty
Knowledge. Thank you. Plublack power. I need a video, yall. All right. We are now moving into a section that is very important, very important to me, very important to all of you here, which is the women. Lets give it up for the women. Women for justice. [applause] we had two powerful sisters that you will be hearing from. Arst, we are going to watch video. Immediately after the video, you will hear from the president of naacpeat d. C. Chapter d. C. Chapter. [video clip] r are women are the key ou women are the key. [indiscernible] justice for women. [applause] good morning. It is an honor to stand before you on this is sort day, commemorating this historic day, commemorating the anniversary of the million man march. 20 years ago, the honorable minister Louis Farrakhan, and nearly 2 million men, from across the country joined to deliver one powerful message. We are strong when we stand together. Today, i stand on the shoulders of many men and women, civil thats leaders, activists have