Hey, this is Durey and welcome to Pottsick the People.

On this episode we're joined by Ananji who's going to talk to us about his book winners

take all and then we have the news with me, Brittany Clemson, as usual.

Sam's a little different on this episode because he was traveling but she will hear his

news nonetheless.

And the message that's been on my mind has been a piece of advice that I heard in the boxing

community and it was never cover your eyes.

And I think about that a lot when I think about the work that we're in which is often

work that's rooted in some sort of confrontation or challenge that the temptation to look away,

the temptation to just take a break, to put your head down is sometimes so great because

you get so weary.

But in this work we can't ever take our eyes off of either the thing we're fighting for

or the thing we're fighting against.

But the moment that we take our eyes off of who is on the other side of the battle, we

actually start to lose sight of their tactics and their strategies and remember they're always

watching us they know how we move for so long and that was just my mind.

Never cover your eyes.

Let's go.

Hey, it's Sam's Nyangua and today I want to talk about a particular bill that passed

the U.S. House's representatives last week.

It's called the Community Safety and Security Act of 2018, otherwise known as HR6691.

Here's why it's important.

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