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By Bria King One of the Caribbean’s youngest authors is on a mission to publish seven books by her seventh birthday in October this year. “I just thought why not? Why not have seven books for my seventh birthday? Seven by seven…” a spritely Coryn Clarke told SEARCHLIGHT this week when asked about the reasoning behind her goal. The six-year-old Trinidadian writer has already self-published three books for children, in …

It's a set of colonialism, supercharge with soap shull media. so you can be a digital nomad and occupy the space. meanwhile, the people of this land can afford it. >> and they can't move to the suburbs right? there is the ocean. there's no place to go. >> people are homeless in their own homeland, struggling and surviving as best they can. and often that means affordable housing is in your car, or in a blue tarp tent. your kids are going to school, you got a job maybe. but you can afford a place to live. >> well joining me now, the host of united shades of america. w. kamau bell. it's also the...

We saw that movers and shockers program. >> yeah, i think that's a very problematic program. it's a settler colonialism supercharged with social media. so that you can be a digital nomad and then occupy the space. meanwhile, the people of this land can't afford it. >> and they can't move to the suburbs and the ocean, there's no place to go. >> people are homeless in their own homeland, struggling and surviving as best they can, and often that means affordable housing is living in your car or under a blue tarp tent, kids are going to school you got a job maybe. but you just can't afford a place...

Ladder, and so to know that there are organizations now taking it upon themselves, right, to promote and to build infrastructure, well, the fact that we're having this conversation right now for television, you know, means we're moving in the right direction. >> yeah. >> w. kamau bell joins us now, so he is also the director of the emmy-nominated series "we need to talk about cosby" and co-author of the "new york times" best-seller "do the work," an anti-racist activity book. you talked about how representation and how important it is and how asians need to have more a seat at the table. tell ...

Just about those peloton's 2020. and we motivator could every day this pelotons. and terrorism is pelotons from racial justice. >> peloton for racial justice. it's called to the work and anti racist activity book. w. kamau bell, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> 100 days to go. we turn next to the key state of georgia from the race for governor and senate. plus, the impact of the states new voting laws.