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This is Hour 2.

I continue my conversation with James Ward.

The book is Zero Victim, Overcoming Injustice, with a new attitude. So when did victimization become popular,

you know, on the left, in the black community on the left? Because I know that Dr. King was never preaching victimization.

This is something that has crept in in the latter decades,

and we see that it has not worked.

Yeah, no, I think back often that no one really picked up the mantle

after Dr. King's death.

I see a void in a vacuum in our nation in the spiritual and the sociopolitical space

in the area of where civil rights could have gone and should have gone after the post-Jim

Crow era.

I like to say that with the zero victim message, Dr. King had a dream, but we have a vision. Dreams happen when you're asleep, but vision

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