I'm Charlie Penn and I'm Cori Murray and you're listening to

yes girl Yes, girl.

today's guest is Angelica Ross, who we fell in love with on Poes and American horror story, but also because the sisteruss just be glow in and talking about all things

trans all things activism and we love her but she gave us a word word word that

we're going to get to a little bit later in the show.

Chana Pan, girl, how'd you get to this weekend?

So, Corey, I think we should just talk about the pain, putting out there, it's a collective hurt and pain

that we are all feeling after the sudden

and tragic loss of actor Chadwick Bozeman,

our literal hero, our Black Panther,

no one knew he was sick,

no one knew he,

we were going to lose him,

and I think it was just another blow for black people in 2020 that we just a gut punch.

It was, I mean I know we've been through some pain, we've experienced death, we've been marching, we've been

protesting, we've been really angry. I didn't think there was anything that could

break us and I know Donald Trump tries on the regular to break us in this

the pandemic but that I mean

reading that alert I was I you know you get a lot of people start texting you and stuff I was in disbelief even as I

Had to you know we had to write the brief we had to, you know, you know, our job as journalists, you know, we had to write the brief, we had to write the O-bit, and I kept pausing because, um, I just, it was, I couldn't believe I was was typing I had to type these words that

Chabrozeman had passed away at 43 like he was gone pain and I yeah we he's we had

him on the show this winter.

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