We were both kind of anxious about it. We didn't want to see this very successful effort that's taking place today with Black Lives Matter, get derailed.
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Clyburn reflects on the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement and his concerns about it being derailed, drawing parallels to past civil rights efforts.
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