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Sacha Baron Cohen, the actor and comedian behind the satirical movie “Borat,” spoke Saturday at the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington. “The idea that people of color are inferior is a lie. The idea that Jews are dangerous and all-powerful is a lie. The idea that women are not equal to men is a lie. And the idea that queer people are a threat to our children is a lie,” he said from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. #sachabaroncohen #marchonwashington #washingtondc #cspan
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Sacha Baron Cohen, the actor and comedian behind the satirical movie “Borat,” spoke Saturday at the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington. “The idea that people of color are inferior is a lie. The idea that Jews are dangerous and all-powerful is a lie. The idea that women are not equal to men is a lie. And the idea that queer people are a threat to our children is a lie,” he said from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. #sachabaroncohen #marchonwashington #washingtondc #cspan
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