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Stories of these day-to-day interactions. >> that's right. we heard about the big explosive cases of racial injustice in america but that's not what most black people in america deal with. you deal with what we call microaggressions or a thousand cuts of racism every single day. i'm here with elta jackson henry who recently moved from seattle. tell us about your experience with microaggressions in america. >> very subtle. i thought is there a chip on my shoulder? am i imagining something? but i live in the brooks county area, i like to go out to lancaster to these small areas and go shopping. ...
She said it could happen again. it may have happened and someone didn't videotape it. if we don't put a spotlight on it, it doesn't force some institutions to deal. that's why people say to me why do you march, you just want publicity. that's exactly what i want. [ laughter ] i want to put publicity on what they're doing. >> absolutely. >> well, we have jermaine lee in the audience with additional stories of these interactions. . >> well, we hear stories of racial injustice in america but mostly we deal with what are called micro aggressions, a thousands cuts of racism everyday. i'm here with ...
She said it could happen again. it may have happened and someone didn't videotape it. if we don't put a spotlight on it, it doesn't force some institutions to deal. that's why people say to me why do you march, you just want publicity. that's exactly what i want. [ laughter ] i want to put publicity on what they're doing. >> absolutely. >> well, we have jermaine lee in the audience with additional stories of these interactions. >> well, we hear stories of racial injustice in america but mostly we deal with what are called micro aggressions, a thousands cuts of racism every single day. i'm here...