On this episode of Neutral.

When Thomas Jefferson is writing the Declaration and laying out these words for liberation,

you know, all men are created in East Coast and born within the Aelonipal Rights.

And while he's writing that, he owns 130 human beings who are an absolute bondage.

Black Americans have used those founding words to actually bring us closer to the democracy

that the founders envisioned.

Put your wine glasses down, put your forks down and take a moment to breathe with us.

You don't have to experience this every single day, the helicopter.

This is the helicopter that roams our streets and our communities every single day.

Imagine the psychological impact that has on feeling hunted because that's what we feel.

We feel hunted because that's what's happening.

The first thing I think is that we actually do have an ideological frame myself.

And at least you have a particular trained organizers.

We are trained Marxists.

We are super versed on sort of ideological theories.

We are trained Marxists.

Hi, this is Neu.

Due to the virus, I'm recording from home.

So you may notice a difference in audio quality.

We're going to talk with somebody who really is a man of courage and a man of faith.

The whole issue of Black Lives Matter, what's it really all about?

What does it really stand for?

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