the united statetes is s w territorory for the swedish teenager and it is not necessarily friendly toer calls. -- to her cause. our reporter is here with a look at what might be in store for her. what challenges does she have? there were all cheering and clapping yesterday. >> about 200 people where there, but here in europe, she is a household name. a lot of mostly positive coverage, and a law in european media. that is not so much the case in the u.s.. she is not as well-known. a lot of people, who is she, why is she here, what is she doing? to take one look at a map put up on where various events take place, we see on the left-hand side europe, where a whole score of friday's for future events have taken place over the last months and the u.s. is far thinner, far more in between. european countries are smaller, easier to organize. brent: it is where the population centers are. >> exactly. cities on the coast tend to be more liberal and more open to climate action. this is the way we talk about climate change, we talk about sea levels rising. we don't really talk about the effects i

and to get there, i'm proposing the united statetes of amemerica needs a nationalal dialogue on raracegenderer, and class. the conversation i would put on par with the truth and reconciliation commissions that happen in south africa and rwanda and in canada. i would call l hours truth and conciliation because implies there was one previously. it i is not accurate. we n need to havave this dialog, we need to create this common memory. we need to acknowledge o our pat and ask the question, do we want to move forward? do we e really want to be a natn where "we the people" means all of the people? if we do, we're foundational level changes we need to make. amy: mark charles, mark trahant, and christine nobiss. we will be back with our discussion in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: music from the second of the native american presidential forum held in sioux city, iowa. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we continue to cover the frank lamere native american presidential forum, the first native american form for major presidential candidates he