The pain of it. You know, my dad was in the black panthers. This is a huge deal. Im telling you what it means to me. My dad was in the Panther Party, the story of early pushing after he left the Panther Party to stay involved. My earliest memory of black men in jail. Commitment jail. I mean it to be true. My dad taking me into the person to see folks. He identified it as the headquarters. He wanted me to watch a close. The buddy said to me, at the time it was mostly folks, radicals or something went wrong i told them that is why you shall. That is why you scream outside the mainstream because you never know when history will come around 45 years later and people verify things that the mainstream at the time and it turns that is exactly right. Ill save that for the bug. Even though im only halfway through. If you hear who are not familiar, can we just get a very quick summary of what happened and why its important. Sure. 1971, abaco like so many prisons in new york were bursting at the