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board members is here in the room with us, dr. david jefferson senior, senior pastor of metropolitan baptist church in new jersey and also a practicing and licensed attorney in the state of new jersey, so we welcome here today. he has a special litigation going on, for those of you who don't know dr. jefferson. let me bring glen martin. he is the vice president of development, public affairs for the fortune society. [applause] >> good morning. as soon as i walked in the room and said as long as i don't go last, i'm ok. i'm going to be to the point. i would like to thank michael to the introduction and the national action network for not just talking about these issues pu putting soldiers on the ground to deal with this important issue because this is the civil rights issue of our day and our children and grandchildren will be the ones who issued the ultimate indictment of our generation if we don't deal with this issue. earlier, michael said we have a panel of attorneys. i'm not an attorney. and there are too many cameras in the room to start playing one now, but i will tell you who i am. i have been an advocate on these issues for over 15 years now and drafted legisl

board members is here in the room with us, dr. david jefferson, senior. he's a senior pastor that the metropolitan baptist church, and also a practicing and licensed attorney in the state of new jersey, and so we welcome him today. obviously has a special litigation going on, for those of you that don't know dr. jefferson. let me bring glenn martin. glenn martin acid is the vice president of development public affairs for the fortune society. [applause] >> good morning. as soon as i walked in the romance of a panel i said as long as i don't go last i'm okay. put me after a bunch of heavy hitters, all right. so, i'm going to be sent send. i would like to think michael for the in like to think michael for the introduction and the. i would like to think michael for the introduction and the national action network for not just talking about these issues but for literally putting soldiers on the ground to deal with this very important issue, because this is a civil rights issue of our day and the truth is that our children and our grandchildren will be the ones that issued the ultimate indictment of our generation if we don't deal with this issue. so, earlier michael said w

board members here in the room with us, dr. david jefferson senior common senior pastor of -- senior pastor of metropolitan church in new jersey and also a practicing in licensed attorney in the statenew jersey. so we welcome him today. he obviously has a special litigation going on, for those of you who do not know dr. jefferson. glenn martin is the vice president of development of public affairs for the fortune society. [applause] >> good morning. as soon as i walked into the room and saw this panel, i said as long as i don't go last, i am ok. you have a bunch of heavy hitters. i am going to be succinct. i would like to thank michael for the introduction and thank the national action network for not just talking about these issues but for literally putting soldiers on the ground to deal with this very important issue. this is the civil rights issue of our day, and the truth is that our children and grandchildren will be the ones who issued the ultimate indictment of our generation if we don't deal with this issue. earlier, michael said we have a panel of attorneys. i want to clarify that, i am not an attorney. there are too many cameras in the room to start playing one now. but i