And we are back at it again with a very special episode of our Quibi show, The Knog with

Brittany and Eric.

Just a reminder that nearly every weekday, we're bringing you a quick, concentrated hit

of all things black.

This week alone, we've got mega-tick-talker Taylor Cassidy on teaching black history in

under a minute.

Slates Joel Anderson and I re-examined Michael Jordan's legacy.

And Brittany and superstar performer Larry Owens, take a look back at some of the most

important shows in black Broadway history.

That's just this week, y'all.

Don't miss your blessing.

And on today's show, we're talking about the response to the murder of Breonna Taylor,

specifically highlighting the stark difference in public reaction to her death when compared

to the murders of men like George Floyd and Amad Arbery.

To learn more, we're talking to Andrea J. Richie, police misconduct attorney and author

of Invisible No More, police violence against black women and women of color.

This conversation is incredibly important and we're so grateful we get to share it with

you.

Hope you like it.

As Amad Arbery's murderers face indictment charges and four officers have been charged

in the death of George Floyd, the case of Breonna Taylor still hangs in the balance.

Even the media coverage of her death has felt significantly less urgent than that of her

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