floyd, breonna taylor ahmed arbery sandra bland ayanna stanley jones achaea boyd jessica hernandez eric staal gatto orlando costellond jamaat clark and so many others. that's a hard thing to admit but right now hundreds of houses of our fellow citizens are demanding that we face the ugly truth. the people marching on our streetse have watched as for gio ourselves time and time again for failing black and brown americans like george boyd and they are angry and they are grieving and they are exhausted. this time they won't be denied. it may make us uncomfortable to hear the this anger and see the images on television to experience this turmoil when our country is going through so much already but that is the whole point of protest. this crisis has long deserved their attention and because we withheld that attention the protesters are demanding it now. we cannot claim to support the goal of justice if we don't confront the reality of injustice. wek cannot walk away from this moral crisis. we done that too many times after too many deaths and every time we do we fail the next black or brown ameri

quickly to watch about this situation right right and i just want to talk to him right now because eric staal able to save money over back home you've not been employed at the point are you still having to hustle it out for people back home. you know a week we've gone from a community society and we have to support our. close members of the family my mom my my mare sisters sore regardless of where they're working on knowledge they don't. they still need that support and the hard to find a way so this conversation is bringing in that word about remittances the money that erikson so the money that that seems talk about has been sitting home how important is that and can you give us more insight into that yeah we can 1st of all look at the general picture we have like $48000000000.00 u.s. dollars sent in remittances to just to sub-saharan africa alone and 29000 so. it's more than official development aid much as foreign direct investment. and on average like a migrant will spend 15 percent of his awnings percent back home and often it supports like 60 percent of the household in africa so you ca