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Many different experiences of being latino. and of the people who have been making decisions, historically, have not always necessarily been coming from a latino experience. they've been put the, box right? because that is where people are comfortable in knowing that as the tennis. >> maybe when i was going out, they were only drug dealers or to help. >> on a good day, you never saw latino as a doctor, as a lawyer, or even as a princess, right? we did not have those hero roles, or even those every day roles. >> i feel that, playing devils advocate, if i sat back here and i, said, hey these of ...

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Air travel that's not happening already in communities. so i thinkha we've got it about right. ? all right. so give me your thoughts on the messaging around this. and here's what i mean by playing devil's advocate. i travel overseas quite frequently, for work, for pleasure, and certainly been doing it morepl frequently. when i come into the united states, i have to get a vaccine -- not a vaccine card. a pcr test before i fly into the u.s. somebody who's watching that right now and just saw dr. collins explain that it's too onerous domestically, what would you say to them about why you needed t...

Advertisement. i also remember the flack he caught for that statement. on the other end of that statement, you have kareem abdul-jabbar, who has always embodied that role model tag, and kareem has been going off, responding to kyrie irving and other players in the nba who have refused covid vaccination or revelation of their vaccination status, saying they should be removed from the teams. i read that 90% of players are vaccinated, according to the league's players association. which would be higher reportedly than pro baseball, but still behind the fully vaccinated women of the wnba, i might ...

Schumer feels empowered to whip up the caucus. >> playing devil's advocate, who is to say they will end the filibuster over this if they didn't do it over voting rights? >> this is where the compounded interest is converging on congress at once. at the same time you will see the pressure coming from advocates about preproductive justice you are still getting the same pressure around voting rights from a different sub set of the population. so that compounded pressure should prompt change because these are the same people that democrats are going to look to and say, hey, turn out to vote for me...