So I don't want to say that it doesn't exist. It's just sometimes political and media

agendas can translate to the real thing. Like I was shooting a documentary for our

nation for Syracuricy and one of the things I said is it's so beautiful to have a black

man celebrated globally in sport because sport is something that brings us together. There's

like no boundaries and he's literally a captain for a white sport like white

off-road sport but he brought so many colors together and people like don't hate

each other which is people are celebrating this why are they celebrating it

because it's so unusual like black people are supposed to hate white people

and white people are supposed to hate black people that's the agenda that you

think but like I said if you guys have to come home it's all love like yes we

have passed things like we've been appraised we don't think that we're good

enough like we don't think we have enough skills to that's just because we

never had the opportunities but it's not really like that. Who thinks that? Who

thinks they're not good enough? I'll be honest and say us as a people like we have

a long way to go we never really it's like now we have all these like black

female empowerment programs and like women doing amazing things in

business and like a lot of places where they're infiltrating black people into

powerful positions but they never had that before we never had that before so

it's only now that we're stepping into that power but even if you step into

that power it's like no it's not only am I good enough? No that's not true I

have to cut you off on that. Is that's the Namaraka? No it's not it's not that

like oh you never had you have to step into that power that's power that was

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