Hey, it's Rod and Karen from the Blackout who tensed podcast and we are here to tell you all about anchor

Anchor is absolutely positivity. It is free and you can add songs to it from Spotify

Yeah, it's where we host our podcast. So if you like what we're doing

Mm-hmm, and you like I want to do a podcast

I want to start one but hey, I don't want to pay a lot of money and I would if I would if I'm not good at it

What if it takes a while to catch on well?

You don't have to worry about hosting fees when you go to anchor to have creation tools

Well, you can actually edit and record right there on your phone or computer on their website

So make sure you guys do that go to anchor dot FM or get the free anchor app or go to our referral link

Which is always in our show notes. So make sure you guys do that and we'll get a little something and you'll get a little something

If you know what I'm saying all right. Thank y'all for listening. We appreciate y'all until next time peace

To the black guy who tips podcast I listen because a rotten Karen are hot hmm

I drove away from the house of Mabel Jones thinking of all of this. I drove away as always thinking of you

I do not believe that we can stop them some worry because they must ultimately stop themselves and still I urge you to struggle

Struggle for the memory of your ancestors struggle for wisdom struggle for warmth of the mecca struggle for your grandmother and grandfather for your name

But do not struggle for the dreamers

Hope for them pray for them if you are so moved, but do not pin your struggle on their conversion

The dreamers will have to learn to struggle themselves to understand that the field for their dream the stage

Where they have painted themselves white is the deathbed of all of us all the dream is the same habit that

Endangers the planet the same habit that sees our bodies stowed away in prisons and ghettos

I saw these ghettos driving back from dr. Jones's home

They were the same ghettos I had seen in Chicago all those years ago the same ghettos where my mother was raised when my father was raised

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