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Don't Let Your Inability To Do Everything Undermine Your Determination To Do Something.

We Now Know From A Princeton Study That Superfund Sites Are Causing Higher Rates Of Birth Defects. We Now Know That There's No Excusing The Lack Of Moral Urgency To Do Something About This Environmental Crisis. We See Flint, Michigan, For Example, And The Attention It's Gotten, But What Most Americans Don't Seem To Realize Is That This Lead Problem Is Not Confined To Just Flint. There Are Over 3,000 Jurisdictions That Have Twice The Lead Levels In People's Blood Than Flint Does. We're Now Seeing More People Being Exposed To The Truth About Environmental Injustice In Our Country.

2016 Is An Election Like I've Never Seen Before. And I Think It Reflects The Fact That Many People Have A Dissatisfaction With Politics As Usual. So I Think This Is A Time Where Both Parties Should Be Humble, Reach Out To Each Other And Try To Find Ways To Build On Common Ground To Serve The Concerns, The Rightful Frustrations Of The American People.

We Want Everybody To Think About What's In Their Interests. And I Believe That Our Democratic Party Platform Has A Better Vision And Better Actually Pathway For White Americans, As Well Black Americans, Latino Americans, Women, And So Forth, To Be Successful.

I Have My Rights, Not Because Of Washington Suddenly Deciding, Strom Thurmond And Others, "hey, Let's Give Certain Americans Equal Rights." But Because Of The Ardent, Unyielding Voice Of Protesters.