my dad couldn't go to princeton. my son is finally able to benefit a little bit from regime that allowed him to at least be considered, right? i consider myself -- to call me an affirmative action higher or diversity higher doesn't bother me. it says more about you than it's about me. why am i a diversity? her debit, if you didn't have the criteria, you wouldn't think about me. this is saying more about you then we. right? here we are, in a moment, once again, for the nation thought it could actually, we were in caged in a racial reckoning. debit, we're doing it again. we are turning our backs on it again. the context of the end of the reconstruction, igs that this is really -- quick in the context of andrew version between 1868 and the turn of the 20th century, 55,000 black people came. we're talking about the level of violence that went beyond spectacular lynchings. why? people were turning their backs on the effort to have a genuine, multi racial democracy. here we are, finally trying to grapple with this thing. we have these phone