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I break down the books sees bringing some wisdom and the good looks.

As the father of five, that's where I'm a dive,

so if you see my wiping kids, please tell them hi.

It's a C and C up on your radio,

and now three, two three two one here we go Well, Brother Clifton Talbot, how are you, sir?

I'm good.

Hey, it is an honor to have you here.

For those of you watching at home, we don't know this.

This guy has been putting up with my harassment

for I believe a decade, you've known me since I was a little boy so let's dive right into it here

Where did you grow up my friend? I grew up in the Mississippi Delta doing the era of legal segregation when cotton was basically still king.

It defined many of our lives what we did and what was expected of us.

It was a different world, a different time.

I'm going to work off the assumption that maybe somebody out there doesn't know what the word segregation was.

Can you explain to me what that was, literally, and then maybe what that felt like?

You know, when I think about it, Clay, it's... literally and then maybe what that felt like?

You know when I think about it, Clay, and it's good that we have to explain it.

Because there was a time in America's history when there was no need for an explanation.

But it was simply meant that the races were totally separate.

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