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Is it to im just wondering how thats going to look. Sean i will be on horseback, allterrain vehicle. Laura okay, janet reno. Shes like im on horseback, im on Roller Skates at the border. Remember that . Sean i never went to the border and rollerskates, i dont know how its going to work in the dirt. I dont think they roll very well. Laura i was making a Kamala Harris joke and you took it all personally, sean. I cant wait for your town hall. Sean we went to School Together when we were younger, yo...

Is it to im just wondering how thats going to look. Sean i will be on horseback, allterrain vehicle. Laura okay, janet reno. Shes like im on horseback, im on Roller Skates at the border. Remember that . Sean i never went to the border and rollerskates, i dont know how its going to work in the dirt. I dont think they roll very well. Laura i was making a Kamala Harris joke and you took it all personally, sean. I cant wait for your town hall. Sean we went to School Together when we were younger, yo...

The migrants . Will you be in camo . Im wondering how that will look . And allterrain vehicle. Janet reno on horseback, on Roller Skates at the border. To the border on Roller Skates, dont know how it will work in the dirt. I was making a Kamala Harris joke and you took it personally. I cant wait for your townhall. If we went to School Together you would have been the biggest wise ass in class and wouldve got me in trouble. Laura and i had better grades than you. No doubt because i never showed ...

The ivy league but it is still just 11% of the total student body. at the end of the semester, lee sat down with a small group for a deep discussion about what it is like being black on campus. he jouns us now. tremaine lee, while i would have loved to have been in your class i am curious what your time was like at harvard and what did you learn about the black experience there? >> garrett, it was a fascinating experience to engage with young people whose minds are so open. but they have a grasp...

Out of the shadows and basking in its own light. the film is filled with stars such as mahalia jackson, gladys knight, and stevie wonder. you cant separate the festival from what was happening in the nation during a very tumultuous era. cities were burning, tensions were high and black people were moving into a new phase in the fight for racial equality. it was no longerjust about civil rights, but there was a move in consciousness, and people were embracing blackness itself. like gladys knight ...

But she wanted the world to know that her brothers blackness was his superpower, whas his beauty. she wanted to dispel the myths that simply because you have dark skin, curly hair, that you are a threat or should be perceived as a threat. and i think that was a really important point, particularly given how the issue of race was played down in this case by the prosecutors. >> really beautifully said, areva, thank you for that. bernarda, i think just on a human level, what we are seeing here is s...

Happening in the nation during a very tumultuous era. cities were burning, tensions were high and black people were moving into a new phase in the fight for racial equality. it was no longer just about civil rights, but there was a move in consciousness, and people were embracing blackness itself. like gladys knight said in a film, "we want "progress, we want "our people lifting us up." two gentleman approached me about this mythical, alleged black woodstock festival it happened 50 years ago tha...

In the state court, the prosecutors made a calculated decision to downplay the issue of race. we know there was an issue about the confederate flag license plate that the mcmichaels had and the judge ruled that plate could come into evidence but the prosecutors made a tactical decision on not to introduce that into evidence. we know there is social media posts of travis mcmichael, where hes used racial slurs and made other derogatory remarks with respect to people of color, all of that evidence ...

Dark skin and his curly hair, debunking this myth that somehow his blackness made him dangerous. letting the world know that his blackness was his superpower. that is what made the special man and brother and son that he was. so i think that the judge will take them into consideration. this is -- ahmaud arbery died under the most heinous circumstances you could imagine. as his dad said, he was running, he was doing what made him feel most alive and while doing that his life was taken from him. s...

And then william bryan responding to him using his blackness, using the color of his skin, playing into racist tropes about black men in particular, being dangerous, being violent, and then acting on those racist tropes, and the judge didnt use the word race, he didnt use black or white, but i read into what he was saying, this should hopefully cause people from different, you know, races and ethnicities to understand that we are all, you know, one human race, and we shouldnt use someones skin c...