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Reason why we're saying that rage is not enough is that then what are you then going

to do or in response to that issue?

And so anything that is farther from the actual response to what the actual issue that

produced the rage opens the doorway for the laundering.

You're listening to Green Dreamer, and I'm your host, Kamehashane. Today, we are honored to welcome

Rosul Mowat and Two Black.

Rosol is the son of Chicago and a subject of empire, while dwelling within notions of statelessness,

settler colonial mentality, and anti-capitalism. He functions in the state currently as a professor at North Carolina State

University, previously at Indiana University, and he's the author of The Geographies of Threat

and the Production of Violence, the State and the City Between Us. Two Black is a poet, scholar, organizer, and filmmaker who blends critical

analysis with biting sarcasm. He's also the host of the Black Myths podcast, a member of the

Defense Committee to free up the Pendleton 2, and the co-director of the documentary film The Pendleton 2. They stood up.

Together, Rasul and Two Black are co-authors of the book, Lundering Black Rage, The Washing of Black Death,

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