gubernatorial race in florida, desantis voted against gillam the black candidate and even though oprah winfrey obama campaign for gillam, to me that demonstrates that black low income people are willing to vote their interest and ignore race as a factor. >> let me ask you a question. we don't have a lot of time left. you mention barack obama, he has to attorney general both african-american. the democrats run the cities, many of these cities are democrat states, he now talks about systemic racism. did the obama administration make a difference. >> they made it worse. >> house so he was supposed to be the great healer the first time he was attacked by jesse jackson, he backed off and then retreated back to racial, the defense of institutional racism. the moment he was attacked viciously by jesse jackson, next thing he knew he withdrew from that platform. >> did he support school choice. >> no, he opposed it. that's why i talk to him in florida at the gubernatorial race, he campaigned for gilliam who was again school choice and 100,000 black parents, low income black parents voted for the republ

and even though oprah winfrey and barack obama are campaign for gillum to me that demonstrates that blackow income people are willing to vote their interest. and ignore race as a factor. >> let me ask you a question we don't have time left you mentioned barack obama for eight years. obama, biden, president of the united states, he has two attorney general both african-americans head of department of home land security african-american. he runs the federal government, the democrats run the cities, many of these cities are in democratic states he now talks about systemic racism. in these communities that you've been involved it in, did the obama administration make a difference? just seriously very simple answer. >> they made it worse. they really made it worse. >> how so? >>>> that's well because he -- he was supposed to be the great healer. and he made a speech of morehouse university touting to be more responsible followers web and the first time he was attacked by jesse jackson, he backed off and then went retreated back to racial, racial defense institutional racism. he pledged to make

and civil uprising taking place around the country, it airs tuesday and wednesday night on the oprah winfrey network and the 18 cable channels, we talk with other african american leaders about where the country is heading and how to build a better more equitable future. thank you for joining us today on the nine we are back of course monday morning. we will see you at noon. more information on our app and at ktvu.com . nnouncer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ now, here's... wendy! [cheers and applause] >> wendy: thank you.

white housewives would run home to see a black woman on tv, named oprah winfrey, and you messed withcause you just can't take your knee off of our neck. man comes out of a single-parent home, educate himself and rises up and becomes the president of the united states, and you ask him for his birth certificate because you can't take your knee off our neck. the reason why we are marching all over the world is we, like george, we couldn't breathe. not because there was something wrong with our lungs but because you wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want no favors. just get up off of us, and we can be and do whatever we can be. ( applause ) >> there have been protests all over the world. some have looted and done other things. and none of us in this family condones looting or violence. but the thing i want us to be real cognizant of is there's a difference between those calling for peace and those calling for quiet. ( applause ) some of you all don't want peace. you just want quiet. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people ma

their billboards in pennsylvania main line animal rescue placed a new billboard this time near oprah winfreystudio in chicago when we were on oprah and the aftermath we watched up here in the kennel i realized that it really didn't matter what the legislators wanted or what they didn't want because people started contacting us and people were horrified horrified by what was happening in lancaster county it was happening in pennsylvania what was happening in missouri and oklahoma nebraska and they couldn't believe that animals were being treated this way and they wanted to do something about it. this was 100 percent a public effort it was really because people were hearing about the plight of puppy mills on the news on oprah reading about it in their newspapers going home and looking in the faces of these little pooches that are sharing their you know tables and beds for most of us and saying oh my gosh what if that had been my dog and it became very very personal to a huge number of people who started picking up the phones and calling their. through this whole struggle and it was a struggle

name oprah winfrey and you messed with her because you just can't take you need. ovide neck. man comes out of was single parent home educated him self and rises up and becomes the president of the united states. and you ask him for his bread city for kids because you can't take the old me off our neck. the reason why we are much in all over the world is we were lied charge we couldn't breathe not because there was something wrong what our love was but big you wouldn't take your knee off our mess we don't want no favors just get up off for us and we can be and do what apple we can be. they have been protest all over the world some have looted and done other things and none of us in this family condones looting or violence. but the thing i want us to be real cognizant of is there's a difference between those calling for peace and those calling for quite. some of y'all don't want peace. you just want quite. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people much. one break and went they were trying to break barriers. they weren't trying to

. >>> coming up -- oprah winfrey and bridging america's racial divide. >>> but first, what two men arejust got them fired. >>> and why the wildly popular reality show "cops" set to premiere its 33rd season next week has now been canceled. bad boys, bad boys, what you gonna do now? you're watching "world news now." >>> two new jersey men are in trouble with their employers for heckling a black lives matter protest. it happened south of philadelphia. they are accused of imitating george floyd's murder during a peaceful demonstration. one of the men has been fired by fedex which calls the behavior appalling and offensive. the other man works at a state prison. >> with this individual being a correctional officer, he's facilitating over other minorities and prisoners who are minorities. so we can only imagine what type of injustice they may be facing every day that they cannot speak of. we need to be their voice. >> and that corrections officer has been suspended while the charges are being investigated. >>> the reality show "cops" has been canceled as the national debate over policing int

white housewives would run home to see a black woman on tv name oprah winfrey and you messed with here off of our neck. man comes out of a single parent home, educates himself and rises up and becomes the present delete my president of the united states. and you ask him for his birth certificate. because you can't take your knee off our neck. the reason why we are marching all over the world is we were like george. we couldn't breathe. not because there was something wrong with our lungs but you wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want no favors. just get up off of us! and we can be and do whatever we can be! we will just take this moment to say goodbye to our viewers on pbs. there have been protests all over the world. some have eluded and done other things. —— eluded. and none of us other things. —— eluded. and none of us in this family condones looting or violence. but the thing i want us to be real cognizant of is there is a difference between those calling for peace and those calling for quiet. some of you all don't want peace. you just want quiet. you just wa nt peace

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the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 4,500 episodes. the richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as 'ginger spice,‘ has announced she has left the spice girls. argh, i don't believe it. she's the one with the bounce, the go, girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news, the latest headlines: in boston, thousands of americans defy the latest curfew, as protests against police brutality continue, following the killing of an unarmed black man a week ago. packed beaches at sunny british resorts. ministers announce an easing of the english lockdown, starting later on monday. let's get more on our main story: lexis—olivier ray an artists and photographer who has been documenting the la protests. hejoins us now. thank you he joins us now. thank you for your time. you are a photographer, you are not a protester or a police officer, so protester or a police officer, so you have a different perspective on all this. what have you been seeing among the protest? honestly, the protests have been mostly positive and peaceful. yest

oprah winfrey will talk with other african-american leaders about where the country is headed and howd a better and more equitable future. special guests include stacey abrams, the atlanta mayor, quiche a lance bottoms, and actor david aiello. >>> the nba moving forward with its plan to restart the season at the end of next month. 22 teams will all head off to disney world in orlando, florida to compete for the 16 playoff spots. the warriors will not be included in the mix because they were way too far out of the playoff race. >>> co-owner of the charlotte hornets, michael jordan, played a big part in the new format. >> he felt it was very important that after we established the 16 teams we not be gimmicky because there were a lot of proposals on the table to do unique tournaments and pool play like you see in international competition, and we took many of those proposals very seriously. and i think ultimately, and i agreed with michael, that there's so much chaos in the world right now, i mean, even before the racial unrest we are experiencing now that lets come as close to normal as

player and here oprah winfrey on the man show back in 2001 my workout partners my name margaret. margaret soft ground stomach protects my knees and i go for monastery where i'm not. ok with. kimmel also impersonated snoop dogg in a rap song using the n. word several times. at 1st the late night host said he was taking the summer off to spend time with his family but then on tuesday he came out with an apology saying i apologize to those who are genuinely hurt or offended by the make up by a war or the words i spoke will he get cancelled only time. tell comedian jimmy fallon almost face the same type of criticism after an old saturday night live skit emerged showing fallon in blackface impersonating chris rock fallon says he was horrified at the thing the hard to me the most was how do i say i love this person . i respect this guy more than respect most humans. and i'm not a racist on monday 4 episodes of the comedy 30 rock were pulled from circulation as they featured characters performing in blackface tina fey who played liz lemon on the show and also worked as the executive pro

when they're citizens like everyone else they have the right to speak out either i don't think oprah winfrey speaking out 170 thing i think it helps i think bogo of being people of prominence who are vocal in times of turbulence help not hurt. all right we'll leave it right there with the celebrity of our own larry king legendary larry king host of politicking our friend thank you so much. thank you miller. meanwhile cope at 19 continues to spread worldwide with cases now topping 6400000 and 381000 reported deaths taking a closer look at the countries with the most confirmed cases the u.s. of course still leading the way followed by brazil and then russia here in the u.s. about 1800000 cases now and 106000 deaths. and today china is denying reports it delayed sharing qubit $900.00 from asian with the world health organization according to an a.p. investigation the w.h.o. struggled to evaluate the risk of the virus outbreak during the early days because few details were given out by the chinese government and chinese officials say the report is inconsistent with facts and that china remains t

the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 4,500 episodes.i halliwell, otherwise known as 'ginger spice,‘ has announced she has left the spice girls. argh, i don't believe it. she's the one with the bounce, the go, girl power. argh, i don't believe it. she's the one with the bounce, the go, girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news, the latest headlines: protests against police brutality continue across the united states, following the killing of an unarmed black man a week ago. the man a week ago. capital, washington, dc, is the the capital, washington, dc, is the latest to announce a curfew as protests in front of the white house continue. packed beaches at sunny british resorts. ministers announce an easing of the english lockdown starting on monday. let's get more on the protests right across the united states after the death of an unarmed black man in the city of minneapolis. let's speak to alex helmut, a reporterfor wab national public radio, joining us national public radio, joining us from atlanta, georgia. alex, we can see a line o

white house wives would run home to see a black woman on tv named oprah winfrey. you mess with her because you can't take your knee off of our neck. man comes out of a single parent home. educates himself and rises up and becomes the president of the united states and you ask him for his birth certificate because you can't take your knee off of our neck. the reason why we're marching all over the world is we were like george. we couldn't breathe. not because there's something wrong with our lungs but you wouldn't take your knee off of our neck. we don't want no favors. get off of us. we can be and do whatever we can be. there's been protests all over the world. some have looted and done other things. and none of us in this family condones looting or violence. but the thing i want us to be real cognizant of is there's a difference between those calling for peace and those calling for quiet. some of ya'll don't want peace. you just want quiet. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people marching wasn't breaking windows.

whites, housewives would run home to see a black woman on tv named oprah winfrey and you messed wither because you just can't take your knee off our neck. man comes out of a single parent home, educates himself and raises up and becomes the president of the united states and you ask him for his birth certificate because you can't take your knee off our neck. the reason why we're marching all over the world is we were like george, we couldn't breathe. not because there was something wrong with our lungs, but because that you wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want no favors, just get up off of us and we can be and do whatever we can be. some have looted and done other things. and none of us in this family condones looting or are violence. but the thing i want us to be real cognizant of is there is a difference between those calling for peaceful and those calls for quiet. some of y'all don't want peaceful. you just want quiet. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people marching, they were trying to break barriers. they wasn't

housewives would run home to see a s black woman on tv oprah winfrey and you mess with her because yousingle-parent home, educates himself advises up and becomes the president of the united states -- [applause] and you ask him for his birth certificate, because you can't take your knee off our neck. the reason we are marching all over the world is we were like george, we couldn't breathe. not because there was something wrong with our lungs, but because he wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want a favor, just get up off of us and we can be and do whatever we can be. [applause] .. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people march and they were trying to break barriers. they were not trying to steal nothing but trying to get back the justice you stole from us. dhose the broke the law shoul >> but so should the for policeman. [applause] pwe don't have a problem denouncing the violence mr. governor or mr. mayor but it seems like some criminal justice system have a problem looking at a tape and see probable cause and it takes a long

housewives would run home to see a black woman on tv named oprah winfrey, and you messed with her because you just can't take your knee off our neck. man comes out of a single parent home, educates himself and rises up and becomes the president of the united states, and you ask him for his birth certificate because you can't take your knee off our neck. the reason why we are marching all over the world is we would like george. we couldn't breathe not because it was something wrong with our lungs, but you wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want any favors. get up off of us, and we can be and do whatever we can be. there have been protests all over the world. some have looted and done other things and none of us in this family condones looting or violence, but the thing i want us to be real cognizant of it is there is a difference between those calling for peace and those calling for quiet. [cheers and applause] some of you don't want peace. you want quiet. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people march, they were trying to break

modern models like oprah winfrey, metal albright -- madeleine albright. everyone knows betsy ross, a millionaire heart, canada lisa rice, but there are other also unexpected names. just for fun let's see who you know. how about raising your hand? elijah lucas hagely. she is a teenager, developed the process to cultivate indigo which was the basis of the carolina economy for more than 30 years. florence seabird? the woman who developed the tuberculosis test in 1941. it is still used by the world health organization even today. stephanie quality? she invented kevlar, a chemist. i kevlar this to protect our police and men and women who are in the armed services. this one is kind of a little trick. lena bryant? she was really lane bryant and her name got misspelt on a lone application. the important thing is she started in 1904 to create maternity garments for women so that women could go out of their house when they were pregnant. i love that. they'll mess sick? she was a female cartoonist who created the strip, brenda start reporter. this when you might kno

. >>> new this morning, oprah winfrey will conduct a two night virtual town hall with black leaders andctivists and artists to discuss systemic racism in america. following the death of george floyd. it is called own spotlight, where do we go from here? the special will broadcast on own and sister networks tomorrow and wednesday. >>> this year the pandemic is forcing the class of 2020 to miss out on one of life's biggest milestones and that is walking across that graduation stage. >> bay area-based youtube stepped in to help holding a n wi forident back obama giving a moving speech. >> our country and our democracy only function when in but also about each other. so as scary and uncertain as these times may be, they are also a wake-up call and they are an incredible opportunity for your generation. >> the star-studded affair included lady gaga, she told the class of 2020 that is invited to challenge the system which will affect real change. >> i know this is true because it is you who are the seeds of the future. you are the seeds that will grow into a new and different forest that is f

. >> shannon: nestride -- >> a country -- oprah winfrey.et john legend tell -- in a country where blacks are oppressed. 365,000 people come to america every single year, not because they want to be afraid. if we tell the world, if we tell each other that anybody who touches any american life will be held accountable, guess what? my black brothers will be saved. george floyd should never have died. his death was a tragedy. but guess what the problem is? the african-americans who die within three months in washington, d.c., the nation's capital, america doesn't know about them. which black lives matter? is not the black life of my neighbor, my brothers, my sister -- >> shannon: nestride -- >and nestride, you are so right that every single life that is taken in this country, we should honor them. they should be -- people should be prosecuted, i think we all agree on that. we thank you so much, that you would come to our country and serve in our air force, nestride, thank you so much, thank you for joining us to tell us your story. you are clea

>>oprah is taking on the discussion about race own the oprah winfrey network is airing a tonight special it's called own spotlight where do we go from here. oprah speaking with a variety of black leaders activists and artists about systemic racism. and current issues black americans face among those speaking, former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams and atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms. parwan air today part 2 airs tomorrow night at 6. >>final check of the forecast with mabrisa i'm a brace a good to have you back i know finally back to the kron four's studio that's been and then it actually about 2 months inside than last year. so i'm really happy to finally be back. >>as we slowly start to transition back to normal here in kron 4 studios and let's take a live look outside downtown san francisco, not tracking that june woman fact tomorrow, keeping an eye on summer like temperatures even though summer is about 2 weeks away already getting that sneak peek in fact conquer an antioch right now still in the mid 70's out there right now for your tuesday night widespread 60's thro

modern role models, such as oprah winfrey, madeleine albright, who i'm very pleased to tell you providesthe forehead. the foreword! along the way, there are names you know, you would expect. everybody knows betsy ross, amelia earhart, condoleezza rice, but there are also unexpected names. so just for fun, let's see who you know. how about raising your hand. eleisa lucas pinkney. anybody? oh, good! well, she as a teenager developed the process to cultivate indigo, which was the basis of the colorado, of the carolina economy for more than 30 years florence seibert, the woman who developed the tuberculosis test in 1941, still used by the world health organization even today. stephan stephanie qualick. she invented kevlar. chemist, kevlar vests protect our police and men and women who are in the armed services. this one is kind of a little trick. lina bryant. well, she was really lane bryant and her name got misspelled on a loan application. but the important thing is that she started in 1904 to create maternity grararments for women women could go out of their house when they were pregnant.

got to put a knee on our neck, white house wise would run home to see a black woman on tv named oprah winfreyhimself and rises up and becomes the president of the united states and you ask him for his birth certificate because you can't take your knee off our neck. the reason we are marching all over the world is we were like george. we couldn't breathe, not because there was something wrong with our lungs but you wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want no favors, just get up off of us, and we can be and do whatever we can be. [applause] >> there have been protests all over the world. some of looted and done other things and none of us in this family condones looting or violence. but the thing i want us to be cognizant of is there is a difference between those calling for peace and those calling for quiet. [applause] >> some of you don't want peace, you just want quiet. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people marching wasn't breaking windows. they were trying to break barriers. they weren't trying to steal nothing, they were tryin

. >> oprah winfrey spent another evening trying to figure out where to go from here. : night two of oprah's conversation focused on the way forward. how do white people help? what do black people need? and how do all of us make the changes together as a human race. night two of where do we go from here? oprah taking the question one step further. >> what do we want white people in particular to know? >> reporter: nicole jones taking a moment to explain white privilege. >> swimming in the stream and you are swimming in the direction that the stream is going. you are swimming along with the current. doesn't mean you are not working hard or struggling but you are swimming along in the current. the black experience is working hard and swimming against the current. >> reporter: dr. jennifer eberhart talking about how white parents teaching their kids to ignore color can backfi backfire. >> those children do not see discrimination and they don't see discrimination. so there is a way in which color blindness is offered to white americans as a way to fight injustice, but you k

earlier in his career, first on the radio and later on tv, he imitated people like karl malone and oprah winfrey offended by the makeup i wore or the words i spoke. many of these sketches are embarrassing and it is frustrating that these thoughtless moments have become a weapon used by some to diminish my criticisms by social and other injustices."s noguis ical otrp,o we've t conservati people who have come out and attacked jimmy kimmel. he said at the top of his statement, "i have long been reluctant to address this, as i knew doing so would be considered a victory by those who equate apologies as weakness and leaders who use this to divide us." >> kimmel is joining kevin hart, who had a similar controversy, where he had to apologize for something that he did a decade past. i think what we're seeing is with the use of social media and other internet connections that we're able to see things, and with society changing, things don't always age well. >>> when we come back, how ariana grande just said thank you in a big way to voters. >>> former president obama's new updated look. "the skinny" is n

that point but if you read the book it within the six month period three people arrive in chicago oprah winfrey, michael jordan who came to the bulls during the period and oprah was about to start her show and brought obama came anonymously. >> host: jerry kelman the chicago community organizer you quote him. obama was one of the most cautious people i had ever met my life. he was not unwilling to take risks but was just a strange combination of someone who would have to weigh everything to death in the take a dramatic risk in the end. >> guest: that sounds a lot like president obama two. in some ways that characteristic can be seen drivers life and career. as a community are nicer in the southside of chicago the whole training method for community organizer was to take action. power does not exist in a vacuum have to seize it and he was dealing with poor people on southside of chicago. cameron who was through for -- one of three or four of his mentors said barack was a different sort. he was looking for ways to not conform to achieve another way so that can be frustrating at times but it helpe

they even surprised the workers with virtual messages, guys, from celebrities like jamie foxx, oprah winfrey can catch the two-hour special "united we sing," a grammy tribute to unsung heroes, this sunday at 8:00, 7:00 central on cbs. there's going to be tons of musical performances including the connicks told me john fogerty singing "proud mary" on a river boat while literal rolling on the river. >> wow. i heard about that. i'm really psyched to see that. and i love that his daughter, i think, who's 24 is a filmmaker, documented the whole thing. such a great idea. and such a great gesture to all the health care workers. who else is -- there's some other performances, too, like tim mcgraw? is that right? >> yeah. there's going to be jean-baptiste, wynton marsalis is part of this. they end up in new orleans, so you can imagine it's going to be a jamboree. >> all right. thanks. >>> ahead, democratic congressman adam schiff joins us with his take on the bolton book. stay with us. ♪ for years, i thought i was lactose intolerant. turns out i was just sensitive to a protein commonly found in milk.

career has taken her from the stage to the screen inspiring some of the biggest stars today like oprah winfreyspecial video tribute. take a look. >> i thank you for not just paving the way for me and every other black woman who dared to have a career in entertainment, but being the way. >> you have made it possible for girls like me, even girls who are not girls of color, but especially black girls. you've allowed us to be seen and you've allowed us to feel worthy. >> reporter: those very special words being shared with "people" magazine. tyson, 95 years young has starred in 94 films and television shows including "roots," "fried green tomatoes," "diary of a mad black woman" and "scandal." she has been no, ma'am nalted for 15 emmys. she's taken home three of those. the peabody board saying with her award winning performances tyson has taught us to champion a world of possibility for social justice, creativity, vitality and joy. congratulations to cicely tyson. >>> finally so many high school seniors as we know have had to adapt this spring but one teacher in philadelphia really wants to make s

oprah winfrey is on other big quake people.itary has, that they provide all of their service members to take their training and that we use that model and have it implemented through every sile police department, every single person who has the power to detain, kill, and apprehend an individual, maybe even to include individual citizens that have firearms so that way everyone understands across-the-board how to not d excessive force thost: let me get in john who is in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning america? how are you? host: i am doing well. caller: i want to touch on a couple of points. i recently was involved in the justice system. i was pulled over for allegedly speeding. i had a cop behind me the whole time in my rearview mirror and i was watching my speed, i knew i was not speeding. he pulled me over and i have reason to believe it had to do with the local mayor's office, and things like that. once it gets to court, gretta there is a breakdown in the system because i wanted to audio record

they would run home to see a black woman on tv, oprah winfrey, and you mess with her because you can't him for his birth certificate because you can't take your knee off our neck! the reason why we're marching all over the world is we were l george, we couldn't breathe. not because there was something wrong with our lungs but you wouldn't take your knee off our neck. we don't want no favors but just get up off of us and we can be and do whatever we can be! there have been protests all over the world. some have looted and done other things. none of us -- ain this family condones looting or violence, but the thing i want us to be real cognizant of is there's a difference between those calling for peace and those calling for quiet. [ applause ] some of y'all don't want peace. you just want quiet. you just want us to shut up and suffer in silence. the overwhelming majority of the people marching wasn't breaking with us. they were trying to break barriers. they weren't trying to steal nothing. they were trying to get back the justice you stole from us. those that broke the law should pay fo

there is 42 million blacks in the country today. 30% are doing fabulous, barack winfreys, oprah actorsfootball players, etc. this 70% living in these hellho the last 50for years have gone nowhere. i don't want to hear about the ben carsons that have gotten out, and so forth. now, here is what is happening. the same group that owns those projects, and your guest doesn't have a clue who they are, they are not the 95% -- they are not the 99%, and now these guys own private prisons, so now these guys are going from projects to prisons. you know what barack obama did about the situation? nothing. he didn't do a thing. jesse: what is your response, professor? school toeaton: the prison pipeline is very real. many people have been championing a change, and will continue to do so. 'scan't speak to the caller statistics. i'm not quite sure. i agree with the number that he mentioned, decide on that, we have a lot of serious issues thatn the united states one particular administration is not going to be able to solve. is the idea that one could pretty impossible. what is important is that we have

oprah winfrey had a two-night special on race relations in america and where we go from here.dly are on the ballot for people in 2020. i think that is something that we are seeing as an important political issue for folks. the folks who have been in the streets protesting for much of this month and i think that's going to carry into november. i interviewed stacey abrams last night and talked to her about what happened in the georgia primary last night, which i think alarmed a lot of americans, what they saw on tuesday night, voters in hours long lines that was a debacle in our democracy. i think you're seeing what i heard from her was that, you know, there are too many folks who have normalized the idea they should have to wait in a long line showing up with water bottles and snacks and extra phone chargers expecting to be in line for hours and hours. that is not normal in our democracy and it should not. i think it's amazing how many black americans are willing to put their careers, their celebrity on the line in this moment. bubba wallace at nascar calling for confederate fl