It’s about seeing in the face of a stranger a neighbor. An extension of love thy neighbor.

This is not the sign of a civil society. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Leadership is about fixing problems, not running on them for personal gain.

I love our small businesses. They are not only business leaders, they are community leaders.

This movement is about reminding each other that we have so much more in common than what separates us.

We need to address the systemic barriers that have held back Black Americans, especially around economic opportunity and wealth building.

We cannot let anyone ever take our power from us. We cannot let anyone silence us.

We need to ensure home health care workers receive the wages they deserve based on the dignity of their work.

This is a healthcare crisis that affects both patients and the medical profession.

The opportunity to build intergenerational wealth has been stymied by obstacles like redlining and biased home appraisals.

When we expanded the child tax credit, we reduced Black child poverty by half.