Hey, this is Duret. Welcome to Pots Hey to People. This episode is me, Sam, Kaya, and DR

as usual. We talk about the under-apported stories and news that you don't know. And then

we have NETTO on to talk about what's going on, y'all. And then I sit down with Professor

Diane Stewart for one of the most incredible interviews I've done on the pod, where she

talks about her new book, Black Woman, Black Love, America's War on African American Marriage.

My advice for this week is advice that I've given before, ask all the questions. Make

sure that you leave rooms knowing much more than you knew before. Don't have too much pride

to say you don't know or you don't understand, or can you repeat it a different way. Or let

me paraphrase it back to you. I think I heard this, is that right? That like, the only way

we'll get to the solutions we deserve is if we put our egos aside and actually do the

work and some of the work begins with asking the right questions and following those questions.

Let's go.

Hello, hello, family. Welcome to another episode of Pod Save the People. I am DR a Ballinger.

You can find me on Twitter and Instagram at DR a Ballinger. I'm Kaya Henderson and you

can find me on Twitter at Henderson Kaya. I'm Drey at DIY on Twitter and Sam is not with

us for the recording, but you will hear his news. So it's Thanksgiving Weeks Thanksgiving

Week, yay! Yes, it's Thanksgiving Week, but we also are lifting up and honoring that it's

Indigenous People's Day as well. Indigenous People's Day. I think we need to do a rebrand

of Thanksgiving, so we stop calling it Thanksgiving and we call it something that has to do actually

what not the genocide of Indigenous people. So I'm going to put on my brand management

hat and work on that for next year. We have a Thanksgiving.

Well, Thanksgiving doesn't actually have the word, the term doesn't actually have terrible

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