Hey, this is Dorei and welcome to Paz de the People.

In this episode we are celebrating June 10th, shout out to June 10th.

I had off on Friday, a lot of people had off on Monday, but it was a lot of beautiful

things after and over the weekend.

I went to an amazing party in the park, shout out to June 10th.

And this week it's me, DR Kaya and Miles, as usual, talking about all the news that you

don't know from the past week.

The news that you should have heard of about race, justice, inequity, but didn't make

national headlines and we talk about that here.

And then I sit down with an old friend and new author, David Denish Jr., to talk about

his new book, The Movement Made Us, A Father, A Son, and The Legacy of the Freedom Ride.

We talk about the intergenerational struggle for black liberation and the impact it's had

on him, his family, we learned about the freedom rides, all these things.

And I've known David for a while, but this book is incredible, wonderfully well written.

You'll learn a lot and I can't wait to hear our conversation.

Here we go.

My advice for this week is to think about the difference between an audience and a community.

That an audience we're often talking to, it's easy to have an audience, but we build communities.

And I've heard people lament this idea that like, you know, everything's individualistic

these days and people aren't sort of being as thoughtful about being in community with

each other as they normally are.

And here's the thing is remember that community is built.

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