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You know, we're probably obsessive about it, but, you know, just making sure the definitions

are clear for the listeners.

I think movements get thrown around.

And again, since we are talking about things being laundered and co-opted, like part of it

is just not being clear.

Like I was saying earlier, it's just not having a clear sense of what we're up against what we're dealing with.

You're listening to Green Dreamer and I'm your host, Kamehashane.

Today we are continuing into part two of our two-part conversation with Rasul Mowat and Two Black,

the co-authors of laundering black rage, the washing of black death, people, property, and profits.

If you haven't yet, we invite you to first tune into part one right before this episode where we introduce the concept of laundering black rage, how we all participate in these systems of laundering, and the different ways that co-optation might take place, including through the realm of the arts.

We continue in this episode talking about navigating funding while being wary of

co-optation, what to keep in mind during election season, getting clear on what movements

actually refer to, and how that can more intentionally situate our contributions and efforts

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