If in the first 50 to 100 days, people don't see real practical change that addresses the pain of poverty and health care,

if we don't see a real competent, just COVID relief, we run the danger of people getting to the part of Lorraine Hansberry's wisdom, and that is

what happens to a raisin and design.

We are witnessing America as a failed social experiment.

How do we tell this story in a way that builds the kind of emotional momentum, the

colorblind ideology built?

So many young brothers and sisters of the younger generation find themselves so far removed

in the best of their past.

What are we going to make out of the nothing we've been given?

How do you envision possibilities?

Hello, everyone.

Welcome to the tightrope, where we love to have a serious and love-infused conversation

and try to keep our balance on tough issues.

And in keeping with these themes, we have a part two of our fabulous

conversation with Reverend Barber. We're looking forward to hearing your feedback on it, but Dr. West

and I, we had a fantastic time. So enjoy.

It's the story of a very precious and fragile democratic experiment on the road to self-destruction.

On to organize greed and morally blind to institutionalize contempt and hatred that disempowers. And then the question

becomes, though, and I'm glad you talked about both parties in this regard, because we don't

view them as identical, but neither one is hitting the depths of the suffering that you're talking

about. How do we get people, you and sister Thea Harris,

and thank God for her magnificent work as well, how do you get the third reconstruction? I'm

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