Welcome to Democracy-ish. I'm Danielle Moody.

And I'm a much heart to leave.

And waj, waj, waz, there have been things bubbling up in your heart and on your mind.

And I want to give you the floor to air out the grievances that I share, but you articulate

them so, so very well. Yes, it's just festivus, but it's festivus for a good cause because

we don't like to BS.

I like to name and air the hypocrisy and the double standards.

And we like to warn people.

And as we said before, Danielle, that you and me were like the brown and black Paul Revere.

Instead of being rewarded by America, we'd get like shot and killed.

They're like, the British are coming.

They're like, ah, it's a black and a brown.

Kill them.

After they shoot us, we're like, just trying to save you.

Yeah, right.

You have been out of pocket for two days because you have been hosting amazing things.

Tell us about the awesome event that you hosted last night.

Well, thank you so much.

I had the extraordinary honor of hosting the Ms. Foundation for Women's 50th anniversary

celebration with their Women of Vision Awards.

And it was truly an extraordinary night with some of the amazing visionaries like Latasha Brown from

Black Votes Matter to young upstarts like Olivia Juliana and Brianna, Breonna, Breonna

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