Well, I don't think none of us like it. I mean, I just think we ought to have open season on all of them.

Well, I think you should have stayed where they was at and just trying to stir up troubles.

All of these. I should have stayed where they belong.

We're soliciting opinions on the civil rights bill. Would you like to give us yours?

I sure don't like it, that's for sure. I see.

Do you feel this will have any effect on your life directly?

I imagine it will.

Thank you very much.

I'm afraid we might have any grids to live next door to it. Hey, everybody. It's

Hey, everybody. It's creeper real.

You're listening to Creeper Real.

It's Ashley.

And Bianca.

I love that you say, hey, everybody, it's creepy at you're real.

You're listening to Creep at Real.

This is Creep at Real.

I always mean to say, you're listening to Creep at Real. It's Ashley, but then I say, it's, I was, so I was, again, it's creepy, all right. Welcome back. Today, we're going to delve a little further into this system that is designed to maintain a hold over people

of color. And to be quite honest, I've come to realize in the past few weeks as well, those in

lower socioeconomic statuses. We got some learning going on in our own podcast. It's a beautiful

thing. And honestly, what is done to keep people in those

statuses? Last episode, we talked about black codes. We talked about pig laws, Jim Crow laws,

along with the system that perpetuates modern slavery, the prison system.

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