Welcome to Democracyish, I'm Toray.

And I'm Danielle Moody.

And today we want to dig into two of the arguments that are floating around the culture.

First of all, should Amy Cooper, who was last seen in Central Park lynching her dog and trying to lynch Christian Cooper, should she be arrested, charged, brought on trial for making a false phone call,

a law that is now the Amy Cooper law?

My God, there's a law with your name on it.

My God.

Yeah, that's embarrassing.

The indignity.

There's a lot of prominent black intellectuals publicly making an argument that she should not be.

Christian Cooper joins them saying she has suffered enough.

I can't even say it without laughing, Danielle.

And I can't say without my eyes rolling out of my head.

Do you want her arrested and charged or what?

I want her arrested and I want her charged.

This is no longer about just about Amy Cooper.

And I think that this is what folks are losing sight of is that it's actually a message,

a symbol that needs to be sent out to the rest of the Karens of the world, right?

That calling the cops, using the cops as your own personal battalion,

because you know that you are a white woman and you know that you are

just believed by birth, right? That you can be fined, you can be jailed, you can be persecuted

for your racism. Like, I think that this is important. There's a law that was introduced in

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