The fact that the Vice President of the United States won't say 'Black lives matter' and not only that, went on to - to say that 'All lives matter' and that America from its very inception has embraced the notion that all people are created equal.
W. Kamau Bell discusses the Vice President's refusal to say 'Black lives matter' and his statement of 'All lives matter' in the context of the ongoing racial justice movement.
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