I believe in the dignity of work and it frustrates me, quite frankly, to hear folks moralize about the importance of work while not supporting workers, and their ability to participate in the labor market.

Justice looks like a black man not having to worry about being harmed or killed while on a jog, while sleeping in his bed, while living what should be a very long life.

That their families are made whole.

We should do everything we can to expand their pathway for involvement in the ag sector.

The track record of the USDA with respect to civil rights has been abysmal.

Do you agree that these concerns should be prioritized in your work?

I think about the Pigford settlements, for example. Could you be more specific? What specific actions will you take to make sure that farmers of color, and Black farmers, in particular, are treated fairly?

You will agree to commit to working with me on this to make sure that these farmers get justice?

Families across Georgia's rural communities are facing added barriers to adequate nutrition, including distance to a grocery store, limited transportation options, and the availability of quality fresh products at an affordable price.

Prevention, affordability, access to good, nutritious food, and access to healthcare are all caught up in a single web.

This is a matter of life and death for people in my State, all across the country, and Congress must act immediately.

Since my first day in the Senate, I have been laser focused... on closing the Medicaid coverage gap.