Hey, this is Dorey.

And welcome to POS Save the People.

In this episode, it's me, Miles, and Sharonda talking about the news with regard to race, justice,

and equity that you might not have heard last week or news that you did hear, but didn't

hear from this perspective.

Make sure you join our community on Instagram at Pod Save the People, and here we go.

Hey, this is Dorey.

And welcome to Pons Save the People.

In this episode, it's me, Miles, and Sharonda,

talking about the news with regard to race justice and equity that you might not have heard last week or news that you did hear but didn't hear from this perspective.

Make sure you join our community on Instagram at Pod Save the People.

And here we go.

Okay. you join our community on Instagram at Pod Save the People, and here we go. We are recording on Mother's Day. It's great to be back. This is Dre at DRA on Twitter.

This is Miles E. Johnson at miles.e.johnson, I think, on Instagram, but it's all crumbling. You don't got to follow me. Follow that.

And this is Sharonda Basier at Bossier's on Spill.

Now, since we last recorded, the MacGala happened. It had not happened when we recorded. Did you all have standout outfits?

Was there any, you know, we had a conversation about

the political significance or insignificance of the macgala before it happened. Have those views

changed since it happened? I thought Janelle Monet was best dressed. I really, I, that was my was my vote. I think I was a little disappointed by how

safely everyone played it. I think I was looking for like people to kind of wow me. And it's not

that people didn't look great. I think I thought people looked great. It just felt like people were not

taking risks. Even Coleman Domingo, who I think is beautiful and like I always look forward to what he

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