This is hell.

The future ain't what it used to be.

This is hell.

There's a lot about black resistance.

There's a lot about black resistance that is misunderstood and far too often misrepresented by the legacy mainstream establishment media.

Their focus is not on whom it should be throughout the history. far too often misrepresented by the legacy mainstream establishment media.

Their focus is not on whom it should be throughout the history of black resistance.

And they mischaracterize the words of the fighters for black resistance that they do embrace.

Assumptions are made based on willful ignorance and complete denial of structural anti-black racist violence, deeply embedded in American society, and that is white supremacy.

That continuous and consistent violence is whitewash and made invisible, while the far-right

loudspeaker blast fears of crime exaggerated, which come to think of it, is really white

supremacist.

Returning to the show, we are very happy to have back with us.

Historian, author, educator, speaker, Kelly Carter Jackson, who returns to discuss her book,

We Refuse a Forceful History of Black Resistance.

Welcome back to this is Hal Kelly.

Hi, thanks so much for having me.

It's good to be back.

It's so great to have you on the air.

And I love when you can tell that somebody is smiling when they're talking.

It's really fantastic.

It's really fantastic.

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