We’ll be advocating for support on and off of the Hill.

I hope it will mean something to Black Americans, and I hope that it will mean something to people of conscience, who care about the work of truth and reconciliation and healing.

I love doing the work of consensus building.

Our government, regardless of who occupies the Oval Office, has a moral and legal obligation to provide reparations for the enslavement of Africans and its lasting harm on Black communities.

There’s always been a large movement and coalition around H.R. 40.

I think it’s really important in these times that we call a thing a thing. We’re in a moment of anti-Blackness on steroids, and we refuse to be silent.

I’m working actively to blunt the assaults from a hostile administration that means harm to everyone that calls this country home, but will have a disparate impact on Black Americans.

I hope it will mean something to Black Americans.

We have a hostile administration working actively to roll back decades of progress and more recent progress when it comes to our civil rights.

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