the meaningful debates and conversations. one thing is for sure, a return to the status quo normal, is unjust, insufficient and inadequate and we have to usher in a paradigm shift and that means health care justice. while we are talking about health care, it's important during this national reckoning, on racial injustice that we acknowledge that racism in itself is a public health crisis and there are many municipality and towns, three in my district. boston, cambridge and summerville have said as uch and we are gaining sponsors to submit a bill to health and human services declaring racism as a public health crisis. again, in the black and latinex communities and those that were hit hardest, it's about the fact that we dominate a central workforce. >> absolutely. the new wall street yurnl poll, 56% of americans say american society is racist and 52% of voters say it's appropriate for pro athletes to kneel had in the national anthem, and 51% have a positive view of black...