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And the truth is on the other side that it was won by biden. you've got alternative realities now about what the insurrection was. was it an interaction? i was it simply a bust of tourists running around. but i think that the most important thing to understand if we tried to pick out where can we go from here, which is i think what you wanted to talk about is when lincoln gets in an 1861. he said the central idea of the struggle they were fighting, the civil war had already started, was whether or not if a minority, and by that he meant to minority who lost an election, did not accept that the...
Transformative individuals and the lasting impact of their actions. in 2012, we created the new york sled rangers. now we're tasked with the wheelchair sports federation. moments like this is, wow, look what we've created here together. >> sports really are for everyone. >> it's changing perceptions. parents watch their kids for the first time, and they see disabled kids come in and they see hockey players leave. this thing they thought was lost wasn't lost. they just didn't know where to
0 black kids to learn how to swim. >> black kids drown twice as much as any other ethnic group. >> they got rid of the community pools because they didn't want the races mixing. they filled the pool either with concrete or with dirt where i grew up because they didn't want people mixing. that's one reason why a lot of black kids didn't learn how to swim in the '50s and '60s. >> right. because the only thing they were able to do was play in the fire hydrants. sometimes they would sneak into the pools late at night, and that's how our kids started drowning. >> whenever i hear that people can't s...
Sometimes racist ways over the decades. it has gotten a little more attention lately. i wonder what you think in looking at that and the way that punitive justice is handed out. >> yeah. >> go ahead. >> you can't escape the legacy and, you know, brighter minds have looked into this issue of the line from slavery in this country into our -- how our criminal justice system has turned out. i will tell you anecdotally that angola is a farm and this is hard labor. one of the jobs there is to go out in the fields and pick produce. i went out on a tractor with inmates and we were picking carrots and ...