Cosby again came under sharp criticism, and was largely unapologetic, for his stance when he made similar remarks during a speech at a July1 meeting of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition that commemorated the anniversary of "Brown v. Board", where he said "...you've got to stop beating up your women because you can't find a job, because you didn't want to get an education and now you're minimum wage." During that speech, he admonished apathetic blacks for not assisting or concerning themselves with the individuals who are involved with crime or have counterproductive aspirations. He further described those who needed attention as blacks who "had forgotten the sacrifices of those in the Civil Rights Movement".