Bernie at the table now with Sandra Bland's mother and sister:

“What happened to your daughter is inexcusable,” he said. “We are broken, and this has exposed us.” He then continued by promising that he would continue to #SayHerName #SandraBland and would not give up in the pursuit of justice.

We asked Senator Sanders if we could take a picture with him and he consented. He did not impose upon Ms. Geneva to ask for a picture of his own. He did not use the moment as an opportunity to promote his campaign. He took no record, he made no statement. He did not try to turn it into a publicity stunt. He simply made space for a sacred moment, and then let it pass without trying to gain anything from it.

When each sacred moment appears and passes, it gives me renewed hope and confidence that the legacy of Sandra Bland’s struggle for justice is making it’s eternal mark in this world. Senator Sanders was right. Her death was inexcusable; yet her legacy moves forward without yielding.

Hannah speaking to Bernie's decency:Hannah was deeply touched by the serendipity and grace of the meeting of these people:May we remember Sandra Bland, Eric Garner, Freddie Gray, Tamir Rice, and all the others lost at the hands of an injust system.

And thanks again to Bernie for keeping Sandra's legacy alive by saying her name at the debates, for 15 million to hear and to be reminded of all the work we must accomplish in the days ahead.