Hey, this is Drey. I'm welcome to POSA of the People. In this episode, it's me, Miles, and Sharonda, talking about the news that you don't know from the past week or news that you heard about and didn't hear from the lens of race, justice and equity. And don't forget to follow us on Instagram at POD Save the People. Here we go.

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It is another great week of a seeming democracy.

This is Derey at DRA on Twitter.

This is Miles E. Johnson at Farrell Rapture on Instagram. And this is Charond de Basie at Basie Shea on

Instagram and at Basseye S on Spill. So let's start. There are two things that I really wanted to talk about.

And because we have not talked, I'm very curious to see what you have to say. The first is about

Kamala's book, 107 days.

I don't think any of us have read the book in full, but we have all seen a lot of incredible

excerpts. She's obviously on the book tour. I'm assuming you have seen some parts of the book tour.

It was actually really beautiful to see her at Howard and to just see all of those kids outside.

She's in a bookstore. Kamala's definitely doing a full-blown old school press tour about this book. And there's a part of that

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