The overseer didn't live too much better than the slave.

You're not equal to me, but you just better than them.

That was the big, that was the most devious thing that they'd ever did.

It was making poor white people feel like the threat to them economically was the working class black,

was the black who was willing to do the things.

That was the most devious thing.

That's why I say, this is racism is the makeup

that classism wore. That was it.

That was it, y'all.

Every time, every time,

the biggest threat to America is black people who become self-sufficient.

Remember I told y'all something.

Cotton, tobacco, sugar cane. It was the lifeline of America.

Right. This is the Civil War was behind. Right. But here's what I want to talk to. So when I told

you all something and I want to try to remember when I said something, before the Civil War,

no, before the World War, 90% of Americans lived where? In the South.

And then we started navigating.

We started moving out.

We started getting, we started making, and then once there was a lot of errors where we realized,

hey, check this out.

You know what?

We agree with y'all.

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