'I am feeling good that Black people are being appreciated and that more people can see the Black Lives Matter flag.'
He is old enough to know about George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and now Tyre Nichols, all of their names highlighting the apprehension about police, experienced by people of color.
"I get scared sometimes honestly," he said."Sometimes when I think about it, I could just be turning the corner with a drink in my hand and a cop could pull me over because he thinks it could be a gun or something.""Since I was 5 years old, I wanted to be the president," Anderson said.
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