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>> i walked off like an athlete wins the super bowl. i mean, i was you got to be kidding me. >> next day offers stacked to the sky. stacked to the sky, and never looked back. >> outside of my kids being born and i am only saying that because you are supposed to. it was the coolest moment of my life. it was great. it was a great night. >> everybody loves carson and considers him to be this really important figure in their lives. who made their careers. of course, we dont hear from the female perf...

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Disease. we identified it in the lab in 1910. think about that. there was one drug on the market. 110 years later, one drug. now, it is a challenging problem truly. but the people that it impacts are also a problem with how do you lobby, how do you get federal money. it is like killing people at young ages still. >> yeah. >> so i run a few high school research programs. >> first of all, lets not yada yada that. >> as any black professional will tell you, we need to make sure our path of the seco...

>> ma tal la inconday is the ceo of a.i. for the people. her mission, eliminate the underrepation of black professionals in the technology sector by 2030. no biggie. >> its so frustrating for advocates because we have to keep convincing people that were being discriminated against in the ways that we always have been, but algorithmic violence, technical injustice are the modern civil rights issue of our time. >> luckily shes not alone in recognizing the need to address the problem of this newer,...

Where im like, i dont know about this school. i dont know about all this book learning. and i know you have the challenge of people who say things like, i dont do math. >> we historically have been denied access to just fair education. so there is a south carolina negro act of 1740 and we were not allowed to read and write. i dont know if you know the story of the watchers. when africans were trying to learn to read or write, there was somebody watching to see if somebody was coming. i think now...

Underrepresentation of black professionals in the american technology sector by 2030. no biggie. >> and its so frustrating for advocates because we have to keep convincing people that were being discriminated against in the ways that we always have been, but algorithmic violence, technical injustice are the modern civil rights issue of our time. >> luckily, she is not alone in recognizing the need to address the problem this newer, stronger, digitized form of racism and discrimination. >> first ...

Been thought of before is the exact reason you need people of different races and backgrounds to work on the future. representation is so damn important. suddenly if theres robots policing people, it becomes super key who has programmed those robots. >> artificial intelligence is now used for things like predictive policing. its already out there. >> predictive policing. feed a bunch of racist data collected from a long racist history, and what you get is a racist system that treats the racism t...

>> yeah. >> -- i dont know ever. >> america is anti-science. black people as a people need to know were at increased risk of this. let us all wear masks, period. we together would be like we wear a mask for everyone else. it is not that you are the weirdo thats scared so then we can save the whole population. >> its clear how in a public health crisis we need folks that look like us we can trust. >> vaccines are coming. and one of the big things is black folks not trusting when the federal gover...

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The home of motown that it only felt right. >> the question of "whats going on," unfortunately have not gone away. >> your dad was a wedding singer. did he sing like marvin gaye around the house? >> 100% >> when he pulls out the "whats going on" album i was like oh, whos this. it was not until this year i listened to the entire album from front to back. >> what was the invaspiration f you to record whats going on. >> it happened when i went out on a protest in nashville after george floyd was ki...