secondly, people don't know the story of marcus garvey. i'm glad you're doing this.l justice has been the central part of so much of our economic and racial justice policies we've been fighting for as americans. there's a lot of unfinished business as it relates to african american equity and justice. when you look at what i have introduced, the true racial healing and transformation commission. when you look at hr 40, there are many, many bills we've been fighting for many years to get passed and signed into law, and so this, i believe, is something that every democrat, especially every republican should sign onto. we have to continue educating our colleagues and continuing to make sure they understand what importance these issues are because we see states now that are trying to turn the clock back, states that are trying to deny the history of so many people who came to this country. in our case we came enslaved for over 250 years. they're trying to deny this history because let me tell you, we see the impact and the manifestation of the past exhibited in equity no

master j" johnson who was targeted for protesting at a black lives matter, or kimberly gardner and marcus garveyolent, they're victimless crimes and they're being prosecuted simply because of the political opposition that i think biden should use his executive clemency and pardon power to right those wrongs. that's justice. whether it is, you know, fair or not, still, you know, there are some things that are just and some things that are right, and i think he should do what's right. >> favor ain't fair. michelle is facing 22 years for campaign finance violations and he was prosecuted by jeff sessions. don't make him go to prison for 22 years, and also why is he going to go to prison when paul manafort is not in prison because he got a pardon from trump? you have mike flynn who literally lied to the fbi. he got a pardon from trump. so i don't want to hear all of the pearl clutching about pardons. nobody complained about that. "the new york times" said he's freed, donald trump to pardon the january 6th, no he didn't. he was going to pardon the january 6th people anyway. biden has no impact on trum

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he came up with an idea to change it to marcus garvey way. we hoplated the city.was the chair and stood with us on the proposal. i appreciate that. this is the kind of man we are dealing with. the reverent was the type of person if he believed in something he would break ranks. i didn't get a chance deliver him but finish my by yo bf my life in the fill more san francisco. i wanted to come down in person but not misthe opportunity to share my words for the reverent. he will truly be missed thank you for the opportunity to share this work. >> madam chair members of the public wishing to comment at this time. >> we are now going to close public comment and lean over to my fellow commissioners to make any comments. >> okay. well, i must say, you know, that video, seeing it again was moving for me as well and it totally not just the story of you but the two men that loved god and justice and righteousness. i am inspired to carry on and keep a mar going for justice, truth, and righteousness. i had the privilege, just before his passing, to be with him. he had just gott

david walker used that voice in 1829 and marcus garvey in 1919. carter woodson captured and used it in 1921 when he formed the associated publishers to publish books written from the perspective of our self narrating voices. malcolm x, martin luther king and fannie lou hamer, we're those voices when they truth told black aspirations, sharing them with, america in the world, it took me a while to figure out, because i am late coming follower that i also am that tradition. my mission is recovery and making black self narrating voices known to the world. i am not an interpret power. i prefer to let those voices speak to new generations themselves. i obsessively curate those voices, especially the old radical and less popular ones, the more obscure they are, the more important they in my quests. those voices are all black classics to me. i published them knowing that they are critical to fully understanding and making sense of the brightly colored mosaic that is american and world history. if those voices are not present, the result is a draft washed

marcus garvey said whoever controls the media, and the press controls the mind. was in the military, and i've seen the cia in langley and stuff like that, and the super pacs and how they give money to these big media organizations. i lived in baltimore, where the "baltimor sun" has been much gone down, because they lied and targeted minority groups. you saw that, a lot of minorities switched back to republicans. minorities traditionally -- democrats, since 1865, like kkk and propaganda and jim crow and stuff like that. like joe biden, if you're black, vote democrat, taking minorities for granted. donald trump saw all of that. i was in atlantic city, and don lemon, the whole world -- i told him about the immigration thing. people were calling me. it is about what you see on the ground. the media people, the new york slimes. they were part of slave trade and everything. the news media is so biased. they are supposed to be neutral. people are starting to see that. host: so where do you go for your news? caller: on the ground. i worked on the school systems in d.c. t