We're going to be talking to a plaintiff in the school segregation suit against the state.

I know you're not commenting on the suit specifically, but are you comfortable with the level of diversity in the state's school, public school systems?

Yes.

So you're absolutely right.

I can't comment.

Number one.

Number two, we have no choice but to defend cases like this.

This is not a we didn't wake up one day and try to figure out, should we defend this or not a constitutional matter.

We are required by law to defend.

I think anyone who knows me knows that I stand completely for equal justice, social justice.

We also know that a big contributor the biggest contributor, in fact, to any segregation in schools is location.

And whether or not folks to be a afford to be in one community or another.

It's why I created the wealth disparity task force.

It's why we've proposed a huge chunk of money to put into the first homeowner buyer fund, which, both of those, disproportionately impact Black and brown communities in our state.