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there's power when you focus on love and truth and justice, and the truth is even if one falls in one to hold it up until we we've we've got to hold it up until every vote is protected, until every person is respected, until every person has health care. we've got to hold it up until every child is lifted in love. we've got to hold it up until every job is a living wage job. we've got to hold it up until every person in poverty has guaranteed subsistence. we have got to hold it up until every black man or woman is free from being shot unarmed by the we've we've got to hold it up until every war is ceased and every wall is torn down and every immigrant is welcome and every lying preacher that tries to pray for presidents while they are preying, p-r-e-y-i-n-g, on the poor and the hurting. we've got to hold it up, even if we have a narcissistic, ego maniac in the white house. we've got to hold it up. we've got to hold it up. we've got to hold it up, that power, power, power! in the blood. [ applause ] >>> ladies and gentlemen, an -- ed mabry. >> a poem for today. a bullet can kill a man,

of remembrance tomorrow and it isa gardens of remembrance tomorrow and it is a rally for truth and justice and lovee won't do it, it is irrelevant. we will do it. this is a changed country, this is a country where no pope or bishop can enforce the dogma on the people of this state and we will enforce truth. when i announced this this was to create a space for people to come together and we have incredible artists and performers who are going to come and invoke the energy we wa nt to come and invoke the energy we want in the space and we are expecting significant numbers there. and pope francis is due to give a speech later this evening at the feast of the families event in dublin. we'll bring you the speech live at 8pm here on the bbc news channel, stay with us for that. and other news... women in england will be allowed to take an early abortion pill at home, under a government plan due to take effect by the end of the year. at present, women ending a pregnancy in its first 10 weeks must take two pills at a clinic, 2a to 48 hours apart. the move will bring england into line with scotland and wales

teaching us that love is still the most powerful weapon in the arsenal of truth and justice.world with a sense of otherness. on april 4, 1967 confronted the evil of the vietnam war. and attacked the denial of supporters throughout the country. because he was committed to the world house and he reminded us the truth has no borders. martin luther king in his letter from a birmingham jail gave perhaps his current -- harshest criticism to the community of faith. faith whose silence has made them co-conspirators to evil and injustice. whose silence has made them passive supporters of the status quo. he challenged the faith community to rise from their beds of apathy and come out of the comfort of their padded hues and stained-glass windows and recover from their spiritual laryngitis. in order to reclaim their moral conscience and recommit themselves to the ministry. martin luther king was not one of political correctness nor of safety, he believed that the church ought to be dangerous. dangerous to evil. dangerous to injustice. and be responsible to expose the lies with truth. whe

for engaging in moral protest it seems that sessions is not interested in protecting the love and truth and justicehat critiques the nation on how we teeth the poor but he wants to protect and give cover for what i call the trump-vangelicas or to support republican extremism that is rooted in hate and division and undermine civil and human rights. >> jonathan, i highly recommend there is a piece that you have up at nbc's think about this task force, you say when groups like the adf talk about religious liberty they are really talking about liberty for one specific religion, christianity. it has become a rallying cry for conservatives whose interests are reversing roe v. wade. are you accusing this task force of being designed to allow thes things to happen. >> yes, i think that's the history of the adf if you look at it. more broadly i think this way that religious freedom is being framed is rooted in the history of slave holder religion and the way in the 20th century that it tried to justify discrimination by using this american value of religious freedom. this is what bob jones university did wh

because love and justice and truth can never be content with violent and racism and division and hatred. [applause] never! then let us remember that this work of challenging racism and seeking to cleanse it from our nation's body politics has always required clearly naming it. and then building a diverse moral movement against it. and, my friends it has never been just about responding to the marches and rallies of the kkk and saying that's racism. when that actually many times is a distraction. sometime i wonder is anybody behind them paying them to do that so everybody will get their eyes? we're going to have to help the media say you cannot wait until the next march or the next slip to teal with the issue of -- to deal with the issue of systemic and policy racism. to do that is to misteach the american public what white nationalism and racism is. do you know what richard spencer, when he said he knew trump was his man? he said when he came out against mexicans. because he said the fight against latinos and mexicans is the first proxy war of transformation of america. the fight agains

truth and with justice. so today's personal. we have no place for bigotry. no place for hatred. we say no to them and yes to inclusivity, to the dignity of difference and to america, built on love and built on compassion. i am honored to present our congressman radel in an congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. [applause] congressman haskin and congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. norton: thank you rabbi, and i want to thank you for attending. audiencet to thank the , because this is like call and response. people need to be enabled to here out, and not just hate speech. atg and, because we are -- a teach-in, because we are going to teach each other. and i am grateful to congressman partnering with me on this event. i'm going to ask a hard question. if you think you know the answer, perhaps you are not thinking deeply enough. do we know how, to respond to hate speech? to thenow how to respond increasing visibility of haters? and they have increased in large numbers since 2016. -- ey are, they are, you know them, white lgbtqacists, neo-nazis, haters. they hate everyone who does not think or look like themselves. my friends, they are no longer underground. we could discuss what has

there is power when you focus on love and truth and justice and the truth is even if one falls in onen pick it up in another generation. so let us declare that we are soldiers in the army. we've got to hold up the blood stained banner and we've got to hold it up until we die. no matter what trump does, hold it up. no matter what racists do, hold it up. no matter what injustice does, hold it up. we've got to hold it up until we die. we've got to hold it up until every vote is protected. until every person is respected, until every person has health care, we have to hold it up until every child is lifted and loved. we have to hold it up until every job is a living wage job. we've got to hold it up until every person in poverty has guarantees and we have to hold it up until every black man and woman is free from being shot unarmed by the police. we have to hold it up until every war is ceased and every wall is torn down and every migrant is welcome and every lying preacher tries to pray for presidents while they are preying on the poor and hurting. we have to hold it up even if we have a