Thank you for turning in to another episode of the Bakari Sellers podcast.

Thank you so much for everyone who's tuned into our live episodes.

They have been amazing.

Shout out to my good friend Andrew Gillum with real talk with Andrew

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on one with Angela Rye and you know Ebony Williams Charlemagne the God

we have a great thing going here at the Bacardle Sellers podcast and I just want to thank everyone

for subscribing downloading sharing with your friends, talking to me, tweeting me,

DMing me, thank you so very much for everything. Today we'll be

interviewing my sister and friend at leastia Garza from the Black Futures Lab, and the literal creator of the

phrase Black Lives Matter and one of the movement for Black Lives, leading thinkers.

But before I get to Alicia, let's talk about the first 100 days of a Biden

Harris administration. You know, we've been dealing with everything else, but let's talk

substantively about the first 100 days.

I know you shouldn't count your eggs before they hatch in politics but I'm going to do

that right now. We'll talk a lot on this show about Black American, what Black America should come to expect from a Biden-Harras administration,

and how we can best go about shaping it in a way that reflects the moment that we're in and the vital role our votes played in delivering

a Biden Harris White House in the first place.

If we've learned anything from this episode with Ice Cube, it's that Black Power can't operate in isolation and hope to be effective.

My hope would be that there is a unified effort across Black economic justice, social justice, criminal

justice, and other interest groups to present a unified front on executive action, legislative

ask and personnel ask of a Biden Harris administration.

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