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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. This episode is actually a recording

of an event I did many months ago with Brittany King,

an up-and-coming freelance writer.

We talk about Brittany's background leading her local BLM chapter,

her experience studying with Tanahasi Coates,

her evolving views on race and identity politics,

how American race politics affects many people's views of the Israel-Palestine conflict,

the causes of the 2020 summer riots, and many similar topics. So without further ado,

Brittany King. So I'll start with my background. In 2016, after the murders of Alton Stirling in Philando

Prestille, I organized a protest in City Hall building in Columbus, Indiana. And Columbus

Indiana is a very conservative, predominantly white Republican town, Vice mike pince is actually from my city

and so be lmc it started off spontaneously i wasn't setting out to start a black guys matter

but after i was packing up from the protests and i looked at my friend and I was like I'm actually kind of sick

of protesting and I'm sick of the fact that I can reuse these posters again and again and I want to do

like some fundamental changes in our community so long story short it took about a week for me to

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