there to protect and serve. that is in many ways, the lesson of selma. the lesson of selma was precisely that you had had to use all available human resources, people power, to challenge authority at every level of society. i hope that the president himself steps outside of his official position and recognizes that can't be rhetoric about people being inspired. they could help to exacerbate inequality. they could be inspired to become lawyers and defend corporations that systemically in some cases create structures that are polluting environments or are not actually as we heard earlier from the center of democracy encouraging full employment. so there's a lot at stake in terms of the lessons that we take from this moment in selma. i also want to add that the story of selma as a metaphor for america does match ferguson as a metaphor for america because the systemic abuse that we see
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