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hey hey

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welcome to another episode small

1:05

doses and ah

1:08

man lot

1:10

going on the understatement

1:14

century and that's actually literally

1:17

of the sensory because we are

1:19

in the midst of a historical

1:21

shift in this country

1:24

in would in would call would

1:27

it basically the it's cool here

1:29

some people might say was there but it's legal

1:31

and it actually isn't because

1:34

we have supreme court justices

1:36

that lied under oath about how they

1:38

felt about rover row vs wade as

1:40

a legal precedent that was not to be overturned

1:43

on we have a supreme court

1:45

justice clarence thomas who

1:47

had absolutely limited

1:50

impeachable offenses by being in partnership

1:52

with his wife jenny time is and also by

1:54

simply politicizing the court

1:56

and making decisions that are not representative

1:59

of the united the majority ah

2:01

we ourselves are seeing the

2:03

court be politicized to

2:06

a ah form that is

2:08

d legitimizing their

2:10

rules they are essential

2:12

leads operating

2:14

dictator miss using

2:17

their power and i don't

2:19

know by job that i was somebody that was all is skeptical

2:21

about like why these people need to be in position

2:23

for ever like what what what

2:25

is it about these people that puts them position

2:27

for like several anyone who's ever watch

2:30

the supreme court hearing hearing particularly

2:32

cabin ah coney barrett and plant

2:34

pot there's nothing about these

2:36

people that makes and virtual so that makes them

2:38

seemingly like full of values that are

2:40

representative of fairness

2:42

i they are associated with very

2:44

problematic arm ideals

2:47

and behaviors and yet they're being

2:49

they been given these positions because they

2:51

have been tools for a

2:54

minority system then

2:56

i'd say minority because they are

2:58

not representative of the entire are

3:00

of the majority of the united states but of minority

3:02

system that is all about

3:04

the fundamentalism of christianity

3:06

and and really as their ah

3:09

you nice he's represented said i think name

3:11

is millie molly or some shit like that sees

3:13

that ah the protection

3:15

of white lies the

3:18

i know i don't right into this but this episode

3:20

is two parter and it's it's about

3:23

the fate of things and how sits how

3:25

serious it is as i just wanted to speak

3:27

first from you know where i'm out with

3:29

it and and what i've been gleaning and

3:32

then i'm gonna be joined by a very

3:34

very good friend of mine chrissy henderson who

3:36

has been in the trenches

3:38

with planned parenthood and a number of social activism

3:40

groups are since i've known her for the past

3:42

twenty five years and she isn't says

3:45

a bastion of knowledge particularly

3:47

i'm not just rosie wade but also

3:49

the ways in which these rulings

3:52

are going to exponentially affect

3:54

our lives and i think it's very

3:56

important for her to share this with

3:59

as because i think a lot but are not truly

4:01

aware and that maybe

4:03

in doing so she will ignite for you

4:06

like that point entry for where you can be

4:08

a part of change ah perhaps you will ignite

4:10

for you i'm some insight into how you

4:12

can ignite someone elses point of

4:14

entry for being a part of the change as we're stepping

4:16

into this phase of american life with

4:18

hunter identify then

4:21

we'd have to look at ourselves differently we have to say

4:23

that mirror and ask ourselves what am

4:25

i going to be about moving forward and i think that's

4:27

something that a lot folks afraid to do are

4:29

afraid to do they're afraid to

4:31

have that conversation with themselves

4:34

because once you have that conversation with yourself

4:36

you then have to move and live in

4:38

that and moving living in that can

4:40

can definitely mean that you're

4:42

going to have to lose something that means

4:44

that you may have to shift and not everybody

4:47

likes chains ah it

4:49

may me that you have to we

4:52

assess things that you thought

4:54

you had put to bed things you thought were your own

4:56

personal legal precedents ah

4:58

that now with new information hands

5:01

information inside you can look yourself

5:03

the mirror and say you know maybe i the

5:06

the address that i

5:09

am when we talking

5:11

about that the the the overturning roe

5:13

versus wade we

5:16

must also acknowledge that there's a number of other laws

5:18

being ah united

5:20

by the supreme court at this present time

5:23

one of those is the

5:25

no longer having the ability to sue

5:27

police men for not these

5:30

people are not suitable for

5:32

not reading your miranda rights that we know that you're miranda

5:34

rights are the right

5:36

there are let ours are that's you

5:38

during an arrest that inform you of what

5:40

you're right car well the

5:43

truth is that i was watching

5:45

i'm seventy the cross his show on

5:47

msnbc as there was

5:49

brother who came on their to

5:51

really the

5:54

earnestly and honestly about the

5:56

fact that that is can

5:58

take that as connect

6:00

the to a law

6:02

that is actually

6:05

from reconstruction

6:08

that would actually created for

6:10

the purpose of protecting black

6:12

people from being able be terrorized by the police

6:14

because so many the police were carrying out

6:16

or were actual members of the ku klux

6:18

klan

6:21

now in the getting of that law

6:24

taking it back eighteen

6:27

seventy one and it is

6:29

continuing to put power in the hands the

6:31

police are they are other laws i thought about

6:33

for instance i think it's rodriguez versus

6:35

cows around was the case but nonetheless that

6:37

was the case has said that you can't sue the police

6:40

for not actually helping you so

6:42

we're starting to see that there precedents

6:44

is being said by the federal supreme court's

6:47

that's basically say that the police

6:49

can operate as a vigilante ah

6:52

as of as a vigilante group on whatever accord

6:54

they feel like now the case cats

6:56

iraq's this woman had of a

6:58

restraining order out against her husband she

7:01

had three kids i believe and

7:03

he violated the restraining order and when

7:05

she called the cops ah

7:08

she said you know he's barely the restraining order he

7:10

said the kids and the cat

7:12

actually said ah well

7:15

we don't know where he is so

7:17

we're not gonna go looking for him

7:20

and he ended up murdering the children and

7:24

she tried sue the police

7:26

department for not acting on

7:28

the violation of the restraining order and

7:31

last the case because supreme court

7:33

ruled that the police have

7:35

zero sixteen on what they decide to

7:37

help you with and what they don't decide a happy with did

7:39

you know that even

7:41

further because you're like wait so we've been

7:43

fighting this whole you know police

7:46

brutality situation only to find out

7:48

that not only are they

7:50

exerting force in way that does

7:52

not needs happy that they're doing

7:54

so on regular basis with unarmed individuals

7:56

but then they are withholding force when it

7:59

needs happen and

8:01

it can be held accountable for either we're

8:06

watching our say

8:08

see the little bit that we have

8:10

a washing it erode and

8:13

it happening because the supreme court justices have

8:15

been empowered there

8:17

you know how they were empowered they were empowered

8:19

by the

8:22

center they were empowered by the voters

8:24

because we who did

8:26

not vote

8:29

also gave face for the people who were voting

8:31

on the wrong side of things to get people

8:34

in place i cannot stress enough

8:36

how imperative it is that we

8:39

exercise our right to vote and

8:42

i will have chrissy give you even more information

8:44

as to why but on the local and state

8:46

level of going to be important needed now more than ever

8:49

what's happening is that this supreme court

8:51

is attempting to and successfully

8:54

attempting to put all of the power in

8:56

individual safe and this is gonna see more

8:58

like a collection of countries

9:01

that the united states as is continues

9:03

to go on because he said apparently the nothing

9:05

about to do is about said that the

9:07

protect since that happened across nation

9:09

as it relates to our oil

9:12

as it relates to ah national

9:14

parks etc we saw someone

9:17

some do that already and they're about take it even

9:19

step further so that individual states

9:21

will now determine their regulations well

9:25

my thing is how does that even realistically operate

9:27

when our taxes being paid to a federal

9:29

government the

9:31

i'm paying taxes were federal government that has

9:33

no power though

9:36

the only thing that would remain as that we we

9:38

are the protected under right american army

9:42

if you look at texas and

9:44

the effort that they're making the set themselves up for

9:46

secession it clearly

9:50

they play to protect

9:53

the whiteness of texas

9:57

he

10:00

i want us all to make sure

10:02

that we are

10:04

doing our best to get educated right now

10:06

i think there's something that lot of folks are really scared

10:09

about which is like i don't know what to do i don't know action

10:11

i don't know how stop this i

10:13

don't need more concretely comes concretely she'll

10:15

be able give us therefore tactic

10:19

when you look at a o sea a sea is like listen

10:21

these are things that democrats to be doing lisa

10:24

things that they see me doing and

10:26

i'm gonna reads you

10:29

what she has posted and

10:32

how it goes how

10:35

to

10:38

the clarity of expectations

10:40

around our leadership because

10:43

that's the other part it's like okay what we voted people

10:45

in office what the party are doing listen

10:48

we're running away was overturned nancy

10:50

pelosi read oh up

10:54

a poem never

10:56

know like doing yoga to

10:58

censor himself that

11:01

was you need do as a regular person

11:03

that baby go ahead and do that but

11:06

nancy pelosi and anybody who was in public

11:08

office we are all looking

11:10

to you you do action

11:12

items that not about your personal

11:14

self care in this moment what about our

11:17

health care as your constituency

11:23

they added onset thing god bless america

11:28

oh laughable

11:30

it's it's also incredibly

11:33

disturbing

11:35

other lot sit on a regular basis

11:37

the thing that we need give up provided and i will

11:39

always say we did need to vote for biden we

11:41

actually did not need to have another

11:43

for there's

11:44

trump an officer we would been where we are now

11:46

for years ago okay so see

11:48

behind that i also stand behind us assets

11:50

when we voted by the opposite i was very

11:52

much about the fact that like we needed to get whatever it

11:54

is done to get him office and we needed

11:56

to hold accountable so as end

11:59

the day they were people who are like we didn't vote for and he's

12:01

going to give us if he's i promise to give us with races

12:03

right now and it's like it's not realistic like

12:06

people deserve reparations that's not realistic

12:08

that on the dawn sorry that

12:10

on the eve of this election and twenty twenty

12:12

said joseph biden is that at all the sudden

12:15

be like yes i'm as a good job reparations

12:17

it's it's not a realistic expectation from somebody

12:19

who has never been radical never

12:22

right now i will say my mom

12:25

who ever come calling themselves running for office

12:27

and twenty twenty four absolutely

12:29

needs to be awesome radical shit if they're really

12:31

trying to make changes and i mean that also for

12:33

the midterm election

12:34

we need candidates are gonna be radical in

12:36

their platforms because we need folks that

12:38

are gonna be empowered to vote

12:41

we need books that going to be excited and

12:44

feeling like okay this is somebody who's really going

12:46

to do thing

12:49

lt says here's how then can

12:51

and must do more than wait for an election

12:53

let's start with why seven of the nine

12:55

justices were appointed by a party that hasn't

12:57

won a popular vote more than once in thirty

12:59

years one of those seeds the soul and

13:01

several lied to congress a secure they are playmates

13:04

once as a family third sam as have played

13:06

by right wing groups for years and he never disclosed

13:08

it violating federal law seems

13:11

as as espoused participated in january six

13:13

any use is slowly seats to vote

13:15

to keep potential info related to his wife

13:17

from investigators in congress

13:20

you there doesn't seem very credibly accused of

13:22

sexual assault and that's the tip the iceberg

13:24

election or not the supreme court has legitimacy

13:27

crisis and the public the

13:30

reaffirms it seventy five percent of us

13:32

public reports lacking confidence and scotus

13:34

and those numbers were pre war

13:37

versus wade ruling get

13:39

if crisis solution by them plus democratic

13:41

leaders must offer can't just be

13:43

one of voting exactly voting

13:45

is is part of it but that can't be the end of it

13:47

because that's like where our thoughts but not

13:49

where the power of our governing body

13:51

sauce is statute and

13:53

authorities compared to executive and legislative

13:56

branch text encore overeat and misconduct

13:58

or little to none li my share

14:00

their plans for row and row and and

14:02

a row port past presidents

14:04

from lincoln to ft are understood the dangerous

14:06

sakes of allowing and and says court overreaches

14:09

authority and threat our democracy lincoln

14:11

ignore the courts if you

14:13

the emancipation proclamation fc

14:15

are in the plunges of the great depression also

14:17

sought to confront the courts just surf and core

14:20

for gerontocracy problem of lifetime

14:22

appointments via public appeal why

14:24

he did not succeed that's helpful from

14:26

the

14:27

and congress matt if if include

14:29

united states the

14:30

ruling is roe versus wade that closes his

14:32

democracy mirrors my share specific

14:35

plans for both the present and democratic

14:37

leaders can no longer get away with familiar tactic

14:39

that committees and studies is

14:41

when he about the radicalism that void

14:44

tackling our crises had on anymore one

14:46

vinnie to restrain judicial review to

14:48

they need to open clinics on federal lands three

14:51

cities a court expansion for

14:53

expand federal access and awareness

14:55

of pill abortions etc the

14:58

moment when we do insists on like since we

15:00

must be precise with what we need

15:02

and we will on we will do with that how

15:04

about we will do that power how many

15:06

feed says the cup this a party need to codify

15:09

row what you're saying here is that

15:11

says other thoughts about like okay we have

15:13

elections were you know yeah we need vote but it's

15:15

like yes but there are specific

15:17

goals set need to be said that

15:19

needs to be met through these elections

15:21

for instance how many seats that democratic

15:24

party need the kind of iraq democrat

15:27

me to say that not as go vote

15:29

or give us six dollars to win that demoralizing

15:32

losing focus nonsense better go a overseas

15:34

democratic leaders must also tell voters

15:36

the plan what

15:39

the actual need which

15:41

specific seats are we focused on

15:44

what votes do we need and

15:46

were what states and races

15:49

and what's the return what

15:52

did biden and the congress actually

15:54

willing and able to do at fifty two

15:56

out of sixty see think

15:58

you can versus sixty seats be the details

16:01

motivate

16:02

don't let like that everybody's what's the democrats

16:05

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16:07

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16:09

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to replay the video

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the

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thing they'll

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see whether year for your bullshit

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and i'm not here for it either and then

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she laid out practical next step on her instagram

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page as a slippery slope because more

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rights are going to be infringed

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upon their a so much that

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they have plans that they've been waiting forever

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to get in the mix and

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when we look at where we have voted for on our

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side you're like you're

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not even on our side like out where they

22:28

were even ariza

22:30

when joe biden had this

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t you appointees

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you're pointless i don't even know what you're

22:38

protesting at this point cause like

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you know he's a he's a me as old as a eleven

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legacy do think you're gonna have that you're protecting

22:45

as a pleasant

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i'm i'm

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so also

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devices that is a my instagram but i'm also not

22:57

agencies that people were like i saw this comments

22:59

as that's why y'all needs it cut

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it out there were several

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people money we saw this

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coming i've been talk about this is twenty seventeen

23:09

hillary clinton been talking about this we saw

23:11

this coming right we

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diseases coming but clearly we didn't do enough to

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stop it maybe was out of our power

23:18

maybe there wasn't anything we could do to stop it they've

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what what route with the real to the though that we're here

23:23

i didn't stop no time soon so

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now we need to not

23:29

sit up here and had our intellectual eagle all

23:31

over the fucking place and instead

23:33

use the knowledge that we have that critical

23:35

thinking skills that we have that let us know

23:38

how we got here soon identify

23:40

ways to get us out year about

23:43

away thinking of getting outta your anybody was traveling

23:45

right now who they came right now like

23:48

please when you're on these trips

23:50

treat like dating the that you could possibly

23:52

live at they've got it

23:54

is about the the exodus if you if can if

23:56

you can leave here you should leave here

23:59

yeah because

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by the way is whole bunch of people still here

24:03

they don't see what's happening as problems

24:05

that are absolutely going be affected deleterious

24:07

leave i what's happening and it

24:10

also said that my goat is

24:12

those both they have so much to say

24:14

about what people like me a you were saying

24:17

right oh i dunno why are still talking about

24:19

voting or dunno why it matters to

24:21

you about ruby's wait if you're not going get an abortion

24:23

etc etc etc

24:25

a basic level this is like well as it's not fair

24:28

so as the sub justice advocates

24:30

this is simply does not fair but on the other

24:32

level it says there's

24:34

so many ways that these things

24:36

actually ended were virtually reverberating

24:38

to affect the both the you can't even count

24:41

on the fact that it's not going to affect you

24:44

you can't so why think that see

24:46

by being indifferent for

24:48

apathetic black the

24:52

media everyday yeah oh i'm a system set me

24:54

on my on my time and sell you know i'm his dissociating

24:56

myself from all this is that what you're doing

24:58

stats enabling ma'am

25:01

don't get to disassociate yourself while you're still

25:03

here you're enabling you're

25:05

enabling this to continue

25:10

in make them out as as that exists continuously

25:13

remind people that there is a self care effort that we

25:15

do estimate for ourselves because

25:17

we are now nice as fighting the oppressor

25:19

but we're also fighting the people that supposed to be fighting

25:22

for us we're making

25:24

the effort to demand listen

25:26

y'all were put in power by our votes

25:29

so you need to use that power the

25:31

protests that and

25:34

that is it's own this

25:37

effort right that's

25:40

his own hiring efforts

25:46

all of this is mind

25:51

blowing and think know

25:55

we just came what we're independently that we're not

25:57

even out of yet though

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there were worn out you know the

26:02

perfect timing for them we're

26:05

we're now people are not even in our best

26:07

minds because , been in

26:10

a state of in some cases

26:12

as parents you know y'all have been overwhelmed

26:14

by having your kids at home and having figure out

26:16

how to us you know educate them in

26:19

and still get your livelihood economically

26:22

so many of us are out this out of sorts

26:24

not getting the same income

26:26

were going are able to a poor afford

26:28

our homes or ran six cetera

26:30

mean if we are in the midst y'all

26:33

have ah and implosions

26:36

and collapse and it affects

26:38

everybody in his in unique ways

26:41

but it's affecting everybody i

26:44

think that's the thing that we have said really remember

26:46

as we are in this scenario this

26:49

is affecting everybody therefore

26:51

it's everybody's problems there is

26:53

no body that is not

26:55

going to be affected by

26:57

the way that these changes are being handed

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down not single person

27:03

it may be difference in a be different

27:05

depending on impact but you long

27:07

be affected

27:09

mean nothing about myself going on tour and i'm just

27:11

like i feel like i'm going into hostile

27:13

territory the supreme court ruled

27:15

that the second amendment means that anyone

27:17

can have done anywhere and

27:21

it up to face to then determine

27:23

what that means and this is in response

27:25

new york and as conceal carry law which

27:27

says that you cannot have you cannot carry

27:29

a concealed weapon now

27:32

some of you all are living in states where

27:34

people have set that and said this is

27:36

what needs to happen ah

27:39

, know the governor of new york has said that they

27:41

are meeting meeting the legislature

27:43

of new yorkers meetings had get things put in

27:45

place to bring back safety and protection to

27:47

new york state ah gov

27:50

new some in california

27:53

mean here he does look like he was so confused

27:55

that fuck this happening and i've

27:57

actually been fan what new son has been on

27:59

and i knew was

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then when there was so much effort me to try

28:02

to recall him by the right wing or

28:04

people of california get your

28:06

fucking asses outta here and go to texas okay

28:09

we are we're not here for that i'm so proud of

28:11

california for coming out and keeping this and employees

28:15

and it was a strong outing

28:17

because the truth is is that we are going to need see

28:20

leaders who will actually stand up and say sit

28:22

and those seem to be so far between but

28:24

let tell you these right wing leaders is

28:26

allowed as fuck they feel

28:28

confident they feel confident that

28:30

in their loudness their supported because

28:33

now they did what they all say

28:35

in choir part out loud this lady said thank

28:39

you for the victory in the protection

28:41

of white lies the

28:43

ferry they now a nobody

28:46

had to worry about the white the been

28:48

protected robbie

28:50

wade was not the kicker

28:54

he there's

28:58

there's been

28:59

conversations about fact that this is all really

29:01

grounded in there being such a

29:03

apparently a birth dearth in that there aren't enough

29:05

white babies being fought being born and so

29:07

they need to populate the earth i

29:11

mean you look a catholicism and his whole idea that

29:13

you know you can't have contraception you need

29:15

keep having babies catholicism is definitely

29:18

rooted in some racists it

29:22

yeah i know i talk about race a lot because racists

29:24

everywhere racism is everywhere that was

29:26

one of the very success

29:27

the parts that colonialism managed to

29:30

put in place incredible

29:33

marketers the

29:35

fuckin colonialists and

29:37

racist and when

29:40

you sense it really does go behind the

29:42

scenes and see just the amount of

29:44

ways racism has employed

29:46

as is implanted itself and the ways

29:48

in which it as stolen from so

29:50

many folks of color

29:53

i mean they

29:54

have gotten talked about that actually

29:57

hockey was created by black people

29:59

in nova scotia that way

30:04

that even like hockey historians

30:06

are like that that confirms party

30:08

which become the quintessential like

30:10

white poll people sport now

30:14

about blog no that though

30:17

one of most incredible messages

30:19

i saw indeed

30:22

past couple days came

30:25

from

30:28

save their name

30:31

the emma get them for you in two seconds

30:35

oh he was the if you are that video that i just

30:38

popped up on sex apps using my the first ever

30:40

public ambulance service without about black people

30:42

that is fat and guess why they started it states

30:44

started the first that propeller be an ambulance service bit of

30:46

the ambulance when peter black people as black people were

30:48

dying simply because they couldn't get to the hospital on

30:50

time and there

30:52

you go

30:56

yeah and

30:58

it was and they taught themselves

31:01

like lifesaving techniques and all of these things

31:03

these things it really is just like the

31:05

incredibly fascinating them now of ways

31:08

that black people have managed to just

31:10

say

31:11

leave ourselves but this is

31:13

sell its way or songstress on said

31:15

thought he grub

31:18

down the fact that this whole

31:20

idea around like critical race

31:23

theory and now when it is he's history as

31:25

silly isn't about black people

31:27

not in our history he

31:29

that what it really is about is that

31:31

right now white

31:34

people actually the one

31:36

being controlled who are not

31:38

in power there you all are the ones listening

31:41

you are the ones who babies they want

31:43

you are the ones whose rights they're stripping

31:46

in real way as well because they're

31:48

saying the you don't get the right to decide if you

31:50

want to be a parents and this is all and response

31:52

the fact that there had been a huge number

31:54

of white women who have said you know i don't want

31:56

to parents this many kids or i want

31:58

to the career over

32:00

being a mother etc etc and they're like

32:02

that goes against our goal

32:04

of popular in direct with as many white people as

32:06

possible the eugenics

32:08

is their

32:09

and so what this is a saying is

32:11

that this whole thing about not one he's history

32:13

actually isn't about black people it's as

32:15

the about not letting

32:18

white people know

32:20

the true history because then they'll

32:22

realize wait minute that's happening

32:24

to us and then they

32:26

will uprise when

32:29

she said that yellow

32:33

that blew my whole head abu

32:36

omar whole head amateur i get

32:38

her on the show

32:42

where you go now

32:45

that doesn't mean that in the midst of all that black people

32:47

they're going to aren't gonna be shit on and they're not

32:49

going to continue to triumph i way

32:50

the utilize as to supports

32:52

how they oppress other people because that's

32:54

the thing that is it does all the

32:56

gonna be the idea that black people are going to

32:58

be necessary to be put in service

33:00

etc and service am we're

33:04

hoping that

33:07

we get on good but faster than we

33:09

ever have before

33:11

we never had why fi before when we

33:13

see these movements zap them when we see

33:15

these on these all these ships

33:17

safe place we've never had

33:19

the access to each other like we have

33:21

now to plan to motivate

33:24

to organize never

33:28

your comments any of my shows on amanda sealed

33:30

black outside again source know that

33:32

the conversations are gonna be about jokes and

33:34

comedy and then we are closing ourselves

33:36

with guess who are a

33:38

part of organizing community of the city's

33:40

i wanna build bridges so that you are

33:42

who are definitely committed

33:44

says a taser committed the fights

33:46

are given an opportunity to connect

33:49

the places and people who are already doing

33:51

the work i'll figure people

33:53

throwing around the word revolution are will emily

33:55

and i'm just like do ya even know what

33:57

the fuck revolution consists of because

34:00

the matter it all evolution zone hand

34:02

with the iss with the opposing

34:04

party winning their freedom

34:07

there's quite a bit of time

34:11

in that time with there's an

34:13

exponential amount of gas and

34:15

law that's why we call it a pyrrhic

34:17

victory because even

34:19

when the

34:20

goal of freedom or independence

34:23

is achieved so

34:25

many people had

34:28

to die the get what

34:30

they deserved in first fucking point

34:33

definitely heroic victory it if

34:36

it victory where the losses greater

34:39

than the game but

34:42

when the game the

34:45

necessary nonetheless

34:49

so let's separately strap the

34:51

you know if you're follow me on the amanda verse

34:54

i will be sharing books said i'm reading and

34:56

films that i'm watching that ah

34:58

you know continue to help inform and radicalise

35:01

and this brought

35:03

in my mind and my scope around

35:05

the ways in which we can be changed makers

35:08

when talk about radicalizing i talked about you

35:10

know you may have ideas you may have thought you

35:12

may have concerns but how do you turn those

35:14

and to actions that

35:17

have actual methodology

35:19

behind them and not just feelings

35:21

it's how it's how you refine the laser

35:24

of your focus

35:26

suggest that we all invest

35:29

in

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making time to understand that

35:32

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earth and you will see those if you haven't some and check

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out the amanda bursts not

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don't get wrong i'm still here so you know sharing

35:42

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35:47

have a lively had support to and over the amanda

35:49

versus which were supporting is my creative independence

35:51

substance in you to create fetuses

35:54

ah where things can be said the

35:56

way feel like they need to be said and not censored

36:00

coming out next we have my home grow christie hundred sensible

36:02

join us for part two of this podcast

36:04

and she's not censored and

36:06

she has this a wealth of knowledge

36:08

and facts about the way that

36:10

role the way been overturned reverberates ah

36:13

the ways in which we can apply

36:15

practical efforts with our

36:17

our politicians as well as with in

36:19

our communities and

36:22

she's others it's a sister who

36:24

has a passionate love for

36:26

truth justice and are people and

36:29

she'll be speaking from that as well so keep

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it locked stick around a for

36:33

the next episode right here at

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