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Organize a march in the streets, which is a good exercise as john lewis told us and taught us, but it is imperative because you don't exist if you don't show up. and so, one of the things that we learned is that, even those who do show up, you still have to strategize. you have to come inside the building at some point, as ron bella ms. taught us. to make your case, to negotiate, to speak. you keep insisting, but you have to build their coalitions to have the power to make a difference. and i just think it's -- what else are you going to do? after you dance around and party, what else are you ...

As we know, fighting for justice and inclusion and fairness and the foundation will ensure that the coming generations have the tools and the support they need to create their own good trouble. it demonstrates the power of the individual to effect change and to envision and create a better society, which is something that john and miss lillian really valued and live their lives around. >> miss wood or, what would you say to the coming generations? we put all our hope and them but, when you see young people talk about politics, they are very frustrated. by what's happening, or in some cases, no...

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With chuck schumer as relates to voting rights. the reason they're going to georgia is because of the recent election disputes that have taken place down there, the cradle of the civil rights movement. the president would support a filibuster carveout if necessary. white house officials acknowledge they're still in the same place. they can't get joe manchin and kyrsten sinema on board with this. it's not clear they're anywhere different than they were many months ago on this. there are voting rights groups in georgia, chuck, right now saying, don't come unless you have a concrete plan. there i...

Voraciously intellectual, relentlessly principled, eminently compassionate, and able to quote jefferson at the drop of a dime. (audience cheering) jamie raskin: i've always felt that politics at its best is about education. so, when i first ran for office i started democracy summer. (audience cheering) it's about teaching people about the process and how it works. about the issues and the competing merits of different kinds of solutions, and then teaching people about how you go out and make change. (crowd cheering) (crowd chattering) tommy raskin: i'm sorry? carter: mother and son, i need a s...