Welcome to Democracy-ish.

And I'm Danielle Moody.

And it's been a hell of a week since I last saw you, Danielle.

The world is on fire.

So, yeah, things have changed a little bit.

Not just Rona.

The entire world is on fire.

I mean, like, I think today we're going to focus on the protests because they are global.

They are ongoing.

They are passionate. I have had,

I have been in the streets marching around in Brooklyn five straight days. It's like every afternoon,

early evening, I'm running over to the Barclay Center in downtown Brooklyn. Folks are, you know,

speechifying there.

We either march up Flatbush Avenue and shut that down or for folks who know Brooklyn Livingston Street or or Atlantic Avenue,

Adam Street going on to the Brooklyn Bridge.

I've marched over the Brooklyn Bridge. And I've

gotten this amazing, cathartic, exhilarating feeling, like being with like thousands of

like-minded, angry people dreaming of a better future. I have not had moments. I had one moment that was frightening.

I had one moment Sunday night that was frightening.

Beyond that, it's been very peaceful.

And I've been like, should I be bringing my kids to this?

There was one moment Sunday night that was very frightening where I saw the police go into

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