wrong to brutalize police as it is when we stand up and fight police brutality. and i was proud as the huddle team led by my daughters, dominique and ashley, and reverend steven marshall and others stood out in the bitter cold to say if we can march and have victim ills when police are wrong vigils when police are wrong we must condemn in the community when they re done wrong, and this is wrong. and it is wrong. we must be morally consistent, and that is the thing that i ve tried to emphasize all through my being a public figure. that is why this book i have out now, righteous trouble makers that came out this week, talks about people that were unknown, that were not household names but were morally consistent and did the right thing. they were making good trouble, and they were righteous about it, and you can t be righteous if you re inconsistent. we ll be right back. you re inct we ll be right back.
why was that important for you to come to harlem and stand at national action network to mark this day, and what message did you want to give the country? it was important to me to make sure that people saw my face. i wanted people to know that i m still strong and i m still standing, and i m still going to be the voice for not only my son, trayvon martin, but the trayvon martins that you don t know their name. so my message to everybody that was there, i m grateful, i m overwhelmed that they re still supporting us ten years later, but my message is don t give up. you said that very eloquently yesterday. one thing i can say in these ten years, i can t think of any situation that occurred, you were not there, part of mothers of the movement, sometimes by yourself, trying to comfort other families members. same thing with you philonise, just with amir locke s funeral. i wrote about you in my latest book righteous trouble makers,
knew, some partially known, some i didn t know at all and researched, some i marched with and knew their story needed to be told. i want you to pre order and get righteous trouble makers. you can go to amazon, barnes & noble.com, national action network.net. it s ordinary people like you and me that had to do extraordinary things. we ll be right back. coming up tonight, actor and activist queue mail nanjiani. there s finally a south asian superhero. we ll also talk racism, immigration and diversity in hollywood. join us tonight from 8:00 p.m. eastern. tonight on 9:00 on ayman, who will control control for the next ten years? it could come down to the supreme court. i ll talk with my sunday night