"the NFL is where white billionaires govern the majority of power, and women and people of color work for them and give them their margins."
"If it is predominantly wealthy people, then it is wealthy people who have power in our private sector governance structure."
"If it is predominantly men, then it is men who have economic power."
"If it is predominantly white people, then it is white people who have economic power and decision-making over a company."
"Because I've met people from all different social backgrounds, all different education backgrounds, come from all communities, not just mine, that are suffering from addiction, because of the lack of ..."
"This is how America has gone from criminalizing to treating opioids, and then going back again."
"Nixon's first instinct was actually to treat opioids as a disease."
"So, we have it--we're at an inflection point, where we could potentially criminalize this again, or we could potentially treat the opioid crisis as a health issue."
"I think that we really have to embrace the saying and the concept that everybody, no matter where they come from, no matter what class, race, ethnicity, address they have, that everybody deserves the ..."
"This is not the first time we've gone through this pendulum swing. This is how America has gone from criminalizing to treating opioids, and then going back again."
"So, my question is, how do we move from Nixon's first approach of treating this as a disease to the war on drugs that was unleashed just a few years later, in the 1980's, and waging this war on drugs ..."
"Everybody deserves the chance for treatment and recovery."