black folks don't work hard enough. their values aren't good enough. their culture is broken. they are essentially saying, let's remove any type of analysis that looks at the society and the structures so we can just blame the victims of inequality. and the irony is, as they say they want to protect parents and children from feeling shame, they only care about white parents and children because if the only explanation you have for inequality is black people are broken, that's going to create pain and shame for black folks and they don't care. that's what this is. >> right. these bills, although they're written to be very broad, they're not -- these are not two-way bills. this is a one-way street kind of bill. and, tim, what are they so afraid of? seriously, what are they truly afraid of? >> well, i think what they're really afraid of is that young white kids, many of whom got involved in thinking about and being active around racial justice after the murder of