1963 because it's consistent with our national myth. it's consistent with this progressive narrative that we tell ourselves that we're an example of the shining city on the hill. so to really deal with the man in the grave, to deal with dr. king's life, you have to deal with what dr. dyson said. the fact that he challenged racism. . he understood that white supremacy was at the core of the country and distorted our ideals. we have to deal with capitalism. why? because we have to deal with militarism. and what it would mean for not only the united states at home, but what it would mean for folks around the globe. so to encounter king, the actual life is to actually encounter, how can i put this, to shatter the myth of innocence. this idea of innocence protects white america from this notion of guilt. and this idea of racial equality as a kind of loose expression of