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Hello gang it's your choco coming at you

at the beginning of the week as always so we're

we're coming to you today we like the rest of the country have been you know

experiencing a moment of protest and crisis still reverberating out from the

murder of George Floyd by the police and ongoing protests in all 50 states

of the country against police brutality and racism and you know this is a

moment in time when everyone is looking for something to do they're

looking for you know how do I do and say the right thing in this moment of

in this moment have increased racial awareness and

intention throughout the country and one of the one of the things that we've

noticed this week is that among among white people who are looking to fit in

now there have been like certain texts and books and

films that are being sort of prescribed for you to deal or sort of cope with

this current moment or you know say the right thing. White people have been

given homework. Yes you know T talked about it on the episode we

have with him. Yeah there's a lot of like reading lists out there and one of

the things on these reading lists is now shot up to the top of the New York Times

bestseller list. It is a book called White Fragility

by an author called Robin D'Angelo and you know I thought hey I'm white I'm

fragile. I was small maybe you should check this out. I was small soft. I was

small. Why Fragility was the working title of our book.

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