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

On this episode we have Wesley Bell who's running to be the county prosecutor in St.

List County.

We also join by Joseph Opaco who is one of the VPs at Lyft.

The reality is that Lyft is providing a significant amount of service in communities of color

and outer burrows.

So those are the neighborhoods that are going to get hit the hardest by having a cap on

our service.

And with the news with me, Brittany Clinton and Sam as usual.

So before we jump in, the messages we got talking to a group of teachers not too long ago

and what I said to them is something that I really believe, this notion that like what

the best teachers do.

And I've said this before, I think on the pod is that what the best teachers do is that

they know that the students already had the gift before the teacher walked into the

room and that their role is to actually make sure that the gift is always present, along

after the teacher's gone.

And what the worst teachers do is to make people believe that the gift is only present

in their presence.

And I say that because I've thought about that a lot and what it means to lead teams,

what it means to be on teams, what it means to be an activist and an organizer is that

part of what we do is help people find the gift inside of them.

And what made me start thinking about that phrase was when the teaching was really hard,

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