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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.

People Who Think I'm Gay, Some Part Of Me Thinks It's Wonderful. Because I Want To Challenge People On Their Homophobia. I Love Seeing On Twitter When Someone Says I'm Gay, And I Say, 'so What Does It Matter If I Am? So Be It. I Hope You Are Not Voting For Me Because You Are Making The Presumption That I'm Straight.'

In Life, It Is Never The Big Battle, The Big Moment, The Big Speech, The Big Election. That Does Not Change Things. What Changes Things Is Every Day, Getting Up And Rendering Small Acts Of Service And Love Beyond That What's Expected Of You Or Required Of You.

It Is Okay Not To Like Someone, But It Is Never Okay To Try And Degrade, Humiliate, Or Dehumanize Them.

I Think That We Need To Have An Honest Conversation In This Country. This Idea That Somehow We're Beyond Sexism, Beyond Racism Is Just Wrong. And This Is Where Having An Honest Conversation With White Men About Their Issues And Their Concerns, And Having Honest Conversations About The Experiences That African-americans Are Still Having, Despite Who's The President Of The United States, In The Criminal Justice System That We See In Sentencing, We See In Policing And A Lot Of These Issues.