I do think in this Committee that we should--the parliamentary inquiry is the caution of making sure that we do not have broad labels of immigrants, African Americans, women, as we debate.
Summer Lee: “I do think in this Committee that we should--the parliamentary inquiry is the caution of making sure that we do not have…”
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Emphasizes the need to avoid broad labels during discussions on sensitive topics.
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