chairman, darrell george, a young man out of texas, he's been suspended because of the way in which he has his hair corn world, he was suspended because his hair violated a policy, he was a guest of the caucus tonight. we heard a lot of nods to civil rights, voting rights, yesterday was the anniversary of the actual bloody sunday. the day on the bridge. you commemorated that this past weekend. do you feel as though the pieces of the speech about -- i do not think i heard the word, ddi. do you feel that the president effectively spoke to those pieces tonight and what more do you want to see that will be launched from the president, vice president, cabinet secretary, on down? >> i was honored to have darrell george and his mother in the gallery tonight as the guest as the congressional black caucus. this is the 11th grader attending high school in texas who is not being permitted to attend a school. he's on in-house suspension because of the style of his hair. they're more concerned with what is on his head than what is in his head. we spoke to him and members, him and his mother, it was

chairman, darrell george, a young man out of texas who has been suspended because of the way in which is corn rowed back, and he was suspended because of his locked hair, because his hair violated the school policy, he was a guest of the congressional black caucus tonight. we've heard a lot of nods to civil rights, to voting rights. the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday, john lewis and others on the bridge, the edmund pettus bridge, you all commemorated that this past weekend. do you feel as though the pieces of the speech about -- we heard a little -- i don't think i heard the word dei, but it was nodded to. do you feel as if the president effectively spoke to those pieces tonight, and what more do you want to see in this tour going to be launched from the president, vice president, and cabinet members on down in particular? >> i was honored to have darrell george and his mother in the gallery tonight as the guests of the congressional black caucus. this is an 11th grader attending a high school in texas who is not being permitted to attend school, she's actually an in-house suspensi