night trying to do something. but we ve got to turn america around to recognizing that when you deal with these issues, you are loving america, you are building america. and we should not take second class citizenship to say our issues should be pushed back and others be pushed forward. i thank you for being here tonight. i m going to come down in the audience. tereasa v. smith. please raise your hand. please come down to the front. tereasa s question members of congress is and i think this i m getting a lot of these questions. you heard some solutions here tonight. how do you intend to work with established groups to have vision for helping young people to have an economic base for money for many years. how do you intend to work with established groups that have a vision for helping young people for having an economic base for many years? the solution this evening from many folks in the stage, how does the congressional black caucus plan to work with the groups. ho
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