Arresting them. but of course, they hate the police but they try to referred to the police. but just the last thought, we ve had this so many times on terrorism. radicalized people around the world, and the radicalization methods are not that different. professor glaad, jim kavanaugh use this expression, and today we are seeing this split stream reality of america. on one hand the 16th anniversary of the march on washington, thousands there today to commemorate that struggle and what that speech was all about, and yet the fulfillment of that journey, the fulfillment of that promise, again, shattered by the kind of hatred and racism that we just saw play out in jacksonville, florida. your reaction? yeah, i appreciate his compliments. i was thinking about his formulation of the apparatus as eight, and i m thinking about the adjacent rhetoric of hate.
The kind of hatred and racism that we just saw play out in jacksonville, florida. your reaction? yeah, i appreciate brother jim s compliments. i m thinking about his formulation of the apparatus of hate, and i m thinking about the adjacent rhetoric of hate and what turned up the temperature and what brought this coward to the boiling point. we were environment now where there is an expectation for political gain. and so we need to understand the wide reach of who is responsible for this and i think that is the first thing. the second thing is that we have to tell ourselves a better story about the march on washington. this extraordinary moment in march 28th 1963 is actually framed by political violence. not only that extraordinary march in may 1963 in birmingham where we saw o connor bring out the fire houses, and the dogs, and those dogs and fire hoses
Saw play out in jacksonville, florida. your reaction? yeah, i appreciate his compliments. i was thinking about his formulation of the apparatus as eight, and i m thinking about the adjacent rhetoric of hate. what turned up the temperature? what brought this coward to the boiling point? we re in an environment now where there s the expectation of grievance and hate for political gain. and we need to understand the wide reach of who s responsible for this. i think that s the first thing. the second thing is that we have to tell ourselves about your story about the march on washington. this extraordinary moment of august 28th 1963, is actually claimed by political violence. not only that extraordinary march in may of 1963, and in birmingham, where we saw bull connor bring up the fire hoses and the dogs, those dogs and fire hoses were directed towards children, amen. that was a children s march.