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Malcolm X’s house in Queens, NY, which I’m standing in front of in this video, was firebombed a week before his assassination on February 21, 1965. His death was tragic for many reasons, but especially because it came soon after he’d embraced the vision of uniting across racial lines to challenge segregation and injustice in America. I want to invoke his example today, at a time of renewed hatred and polarization. We are going to put aside our divisions and solve the real problems that afflict Americans of all skin colors. If you want a president with compassion for the history of Black America and who sees the future through the lens of mutual interest, please support my campaign with a donation today. Our filing deadline is February 29th, so your contribution means more than ever. DONATE NOW ➡️ LEARN MORE:
