Yo, it was good. It's your girl DJ Nark. Yo, I've started this thing five times. And it's

annoying, right? It's like the same thing as the videos. Why can't she just do them

at a certain time? And why doesn't she put them all up at once? And yeah, inspiration

is a funny thing. And so is having a really what would astrologically be called difficult

moon placement. Because both Mercury being ruled by an earthscientaurus and the moon being

ruled by an earthscient Virgo make for a need for extreme perfection. But it must

feel effortless. Or else it's not worth it. Because it's not going to get through to you. So what

goes on behind the scenes of the product you receive, which seems, you know, very like, okay, we

just went from this to this to this to this. Oh, okay, that makes sense. And it is that. But what's

behind that is a lot of either walking around with me thinking, excuse me, making connections in my

mind. Or me starting this process a few times and then realizing that it's not in some way

inclusive enough. And so of course, if we're talking about race, how does one begin? How

where? You know, and so there have been more than a few failed attempts at this point. And then

this morning, I got an article from a really good friend of mine, which was an article in reference

to another article in the New York Times. And I just want to read you just the first paragraph of it

because, excuse me, it's a really good place to start. So if you would bear with me, here we go.

Copen Hagen. When Rokaya or Rokia Nasson gives birth in the coming days, she and her baby boy will

enter a new category in the eyes of Danish law because she lives in a low income immigrant

neighborhood described by the government as a ghetto. Rokaya will be what the Danish newspapers call

get ready for it. A quote unquote ghetto parent. And he, the son, will be a ghetto child. Starting at

the age of one. Okay, just listen very carefully to what I'm about to read you. Starting at the age

of one, ghetto children must be separated from their families for at least 25 hours a week,

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