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>> i've been surprised by the number of people who have brought up term limits. they admitted we were sort of knee jerk against this. i feel like all politicians are looking for ways to communicate we want to fix this place, too. >> i think you have to be about reform. guess what, chuck, we're going to have another change election. >> seven out of the last night. >> and i think people are looking for reform and a change in washington because again what we're hearing time and time again is that city doesn't work, this city doesn't work and is not working for me. >> seven straight years both pol...

In the. city police reforms as a major topic of discussion,. that is near and dear to me because, as you mentioned in your opening remarks, my work is about making generational cycles of inequity and criminalization -- ensuring every resident, whether they're born in boston or just got here this morning, are afforded the same opportunity i had growing up in the city of boston. because this city, on the one, hand give me everything. the life torn apart by in car's ration that allowed me to go to princeton university and be successful. but on the other side, phil, my twin brother, who died in th...

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Opening remarks, it's always been about breaking generation cycles of inequity in the city of boston and criminalization. that's a critical issue. and ensuring every resident, whether they're born in boston or just got here this morning, are afforded the same opportunity i had growing up in the city of boston. this city gave me everything. the life torn apart by incarceration that allowed me to go to princeton university and be successful. but on the flip side, my twin brother who died in the custody of a state prison at the age of 29. the question is, how do we change that? how do two twins h...

>> how did you do it? how did you get to where you are with all the challenges that you faced growing up? challenge >> i had access to excellence cools. i want to five excellent boston public schools. i had excellent teachers. i had mentors. i had jobs as a young person. i had access to social and emotional supports. you name it. just incredible opportunities that allowed me to develop a sense of resiliency and without my biological parents who are both deceased, including my biological grandparents, took off and to be successful. in that picture that you see, those are my aunt and uncle who a...