Hi everyone. For those of you who don't know who I am, two years ago I was an

impartial researcher on my way to Australia to begin my career as a

professional long-border. Now I'm a ferocious advocate for truth, justice, and

rights to life for all beings. I want to start by quoting Josephine Baker, French

resistance agent, entertainer, and civil rights activist. In her speech at the

Marsh on Washington on August 28, 1963, she spoke just before Martin Luther King.

Quote, the government agencies in America were mad. They were mad because I told

the truth. And the truth was that all I wanted was a cup of coffee, but I wanted

the cup of coffee where I wanted to drink it, and I had the money to pay for it.

So why shouldn't I have it where I wanted it? Josephine was a powerful outspoken

advocate for basic human rights, and although the subject matter may appear

different on this day as we march, it is all rooted in the same ignorance. We

must all be like Josephine Baker now. All we want is a cup of coffee where we

want to drink it, just a cup of coffee. No mandates. The international efforts of

many governments around the world to segregate people is not a new thing, but

it should absolutely not be tolerated. Our sacred documents were written to

protect us, the people, from having to succumb to tyranny, corruption, deceit,

malfeasance, medical experimentation, and undemocratic impositions. We are

born free, and we must live free, else there is no life. Honor your unalienable

rights. We are endowed with unalienable rights, life, liberty, and the pursuit

of happiness, and not necessarily because a document says so, but because our

very existence dictates it. It has been said that governments capable of

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