On the recordMay 7, 2019
If you don't think there is discrimination, there is no point in trying to stop people from discriminating.
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congress.govIf you don't think there is discrimination, there is no point in trying to stop people from discriminating.
Cleaver emphasizes the need to acknowledge discrimination to address it effectively.
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