into communities where there were more opportunities. so you're in these insular communities, ghettos. our supreme court says education can be funded by the local level. which means that you live in this town, you get one educational experience. you live in that suburb, you get a vastly different one. you live in this community, you're more likely to live by an environmental hazard. we have u.s. steel in this community. you're more likely to live in a medical desert in a food desert. we have, in the 15104 zip code, we have no grocery stores. we had a hospital that was notoriously closed down. and you are less likely to have transportation in and out of your community. so you are literally and physically trapped in your communities. so, that means you have bought your kid a one-way ticket right back into that circle. right back into that cycle. that's cyclical racism. where do you even start? where do you even begin to dismantle that? >> you just broke it all the way down, didn't you? that's good. feel like i want to do this.
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