Sit-in protester urges Black voters to back Trump

A Black man who participated in a sit-in at Woolworth lunch counter in 1960 in Greensboro, rth Carolina spoke on night three of Republican convention Wednesday and urged Americans to support President Donald Trump.

Clarence Henderson, a civil rights activist from 1960s, used his remarks to discuss peaceful protests and president's record of trying to help Black Americans.

"Donald Trump is t a politician, he's a leader," Henderson said.  "Politicians are a dime a dozen, leaders are priceless."

"His policies show his heart," Henderson said. "He has done more for black Americans in four years than Joe Biden has done in 50.”