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us online and those of us those of you here with us today. it s a pleasure to see everyone. my mom called me the other day and said i saw this letter to the editor and the paper. can you help me understand it and explain what s going on and this letter to the editor had words like interest convergence intersectionality names of academics from 40 years ago in it, and she wanted me to to help her. and i said mom have i got a book for you? but it wasn t just for the most important audience who is my mom. it was also for the high school students who i spoke to earlier today. one of whom listened to me talk and describe how america s founding ideals of freedom and opportunity are what make us uniquely american and what create an identity for us. and at the end of my remarks, he asked me a question and said, you know, you re just quoting martin luther king here and and you know, we ve heard that over and over again you don t need to to tell us that i said, no way might i thought ab
thank you everyone and good afternoon to all of you joining us online and those of us those of you here with us today. it s a pleasure to see everyone. my mom called me the other day and said i saw this letter to the editor and the paper. can you help me understand it and explain what s going on and this letter to the editor had words like interest convergence intersectionality names of academics from 40 years ago in it, and she wanted me to to help her. and i said mom have i got a book for you? but it wasn t just for the most important audience who is my mom. it was also for the high school students who i spoke to earlier today. one of whom listened to me talk and describe how america s founding ideals of freedom and opportunity are what make us uniquely american and what create an identity for us. and at the end of my remarks, he asked me a question and said, you know, you re just quoting martin luther king here and and you know, we ve heard that over and over again you don
help her. and i said, mom, have i got a book for you. [laughter] but it wasn t just for the most importante audience, who is my mom, it was also for the high school students who i spoke to earlier today, one of whom listened to me talk and describe how america s founding ideals of freedom and opportunity are what make us uniquely american and what create an identity for us. and at the end of my remarks, he asked me a question and said, you know, you re just quoting martin luther king here, and, you know, we ve heard that over ando over again. you don t need to tell us that. i thought about what i talked about, and i said, i didn t quote martin luther king, and he said, yeah, you did. and it didn t dawn on me until the rideow back here that i had said the founding ideals in our declaration of independence, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, i don t know if he knew that that was in our founding documents. that s what this book is for. and then finally, the book is for