So it begins the beginning of Kshed Uncuffed episode number seven.

You know, is it lucky?

Yeah.

Number seven has always been a lucky number.

You know, and so I'm going to try to carry that uh carry that mark forward with this episode um you know we're coming off a very very strong one

um with my sit down with my pops and um you know it was a really really good one I you know

should have let you guys know that my dad went on to become a police officer in

in Davenport I one of the first black police officers in that city and went on

to have a 25 plus year career.

He did a great, great job and he helped stage for me because I always knew that I was going to be a cop.

So, you know, once the episode was wrapped up, I was getting hit up as far as like people wanting to know a little bit more about institutionalized racism.

You know, because I'm in California and I'm getting those type of messages from people out here.

And, you know, because California has always been known as one of the most diverse, most

liberated or liberal states out there.

It's kind of hard to kind of picture that forms of racism would be out this way.

And so, yeah, we're we're gonna I have a couple

good good examples from my days as in the law enforcement field I think is gonna

really kind of paved the way to kind of show what some minorities have to go

through to get where they're trying to go.

However, but before I do get back on that, I have to address something.

Did anybody see this Antonio Brown crap this past weekend with the rapping at the whatever

show that was and everything out there.

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