Oh, this one was interesting.

This is one I want to touch on.

And it says, if you decide to riot in my neighborhood, just remember, sticks and stones may break my windows, but hollow points expand inside you.

This is the new way to burn crosses on your yard.

This is the modern day cross burning.

Absolutely, absolutely.

And with even less opportunity for accountability because it's on mine.

All right.

So it says, it's a picture Charles Manson and like a developing story.

And it says if CNN existed in 1967, police kidnap peaceful protesters.

So in some sick, twisted way, they're comparing us to Charles Manson.

That makes no sense.

Only validating that they are completely unhinged and out of touch with reality and violent.

What is always interesting to me is how they immediately go to violence in some way.

And this one, they can only compare us to, like, a murderer. Camille Bennett is reading violent messages on social media

directed against her and other civil rights organizers. You see the world the way you are.

If that's what you see, then that indicates some of what is inside of you. Violence.

This is season two of Sounds Like Hate, a podcast series from the Southern Poverty Law Center.

I'm Geraldine Moriba.

And I'm Jamila Paxima. We're examining where we come from, the history we accept as truth, and how sometimes our views influence the people we love towards violent extremist beliefs.

This time we're looking at how parts of American history continue to be systematically erased for generations,

and how black resistance to this erasure continues yesterday and today.

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