Just because all kids can attend public schools, just because they can work anywhere, doesn't mean that inequality is gone. I'm not sure we've reached the mountaintop.

It's much more acceptable for men to work and father kids. There's an inherent inequality, because we want to do it all, and I don't know how we can do this all.

We go into some of the schools and work with some of the kids, these the kids who are troubled, whether it's having outbursts in class or they are a part of some gang related activity. We just want to let them know that there are other places that you can go, other decisions that you can make, and everyone is going to make mistakes, get up and learn from them.

Money continues to flow to public schools whether kids are learning or not. They have a monopoly. There's no accountability. There's no incentive for them to change.

The work they're doing here they'll be doing in college. They're ahead of kids from regular secondary schools.

Then we are going to picket their houses, and the schools of their kids, and go to their work. If they are going to do this to us, we are going to respond in the same way, to let people know their neighbors are extremists, that they are anti-immigrant. They are going to hear from us.