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That legislation passing with overwhelming bipartisan support even as the republicans want to assess the nation as what they did wrong rather than what they did right. And also this as evidence of what america has done rarely right, this is finally getting recognize. We go to suzanne malveaux following the juneteenth celebrations, and i know exactly where you are in black lives matter plaza. Well, this is ground zero coming to activism in the nation s capitol. This is where many tears were shed and some of joy and much of anger and frustration, and the killing of breonna taylor and george floyd and of course expressions of elation as you can see the huge letters across here on 16th street black lives matter plaza in the shadow of the white house, and we are expecting hundreds of folks to show up in various groups and gogo bands, and gogo being here growing up on the music, and they will be celebrating, but also commemorating, jim, here a sense of what needs to be done, and this is a mo
Minneapolis to commemorate george floyd s life with his family and his community. Joining me in a minute, his brother, philonise. And ultimately for the nation, it indeed has been a year that has tested the limits of america s stomach for real change in policing and criminal justice. And the sincerity of our lawmakers desire for racial equity as republicans continue to wring their hands over where i will race theory. But wave their hands at the idea that is critical to understand how and why our nation s capitol was breached, violated, and literally soiled four months ago. We ll have more on how the gop devotion to the big lie continues to chain them to the past, while criminal investigations tighten for donald trump and those that have followed in his image. But we start with criminal justice reform in the congress and a somber anniversary that is just days away. Joining me now is the assistant to the speaker of the house, congresswoman katherine clark, democrat of massachusetts. Con
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we have these already, but we need a lot more. it s like john lewis said. get into this great revolution that is sweeping the nation. get in and stay in the streets. it s not just the physical streets. black folks now have to fight the civil rights fight in the virtual streets, in those algorithmic streets, in those internet streets. let s hit the streets. if we re looking to find black folk who s are ready to take on the challenge of changing the world, we might as well head to atlanta. from king to abrams, this place just sweats black excellence. civil rights to voters rights. but it also has a rapidly growing tech sector. there s no better place to ask, how can those black folks play a big role in creating the most futuristic future when technology is working overtime to hold us back? how can we write the codes and the algorithms? who owns these companies? white do they i mean what do they look like? what s at stake if we don t take action? everything. we are lit