One of the principal barriers to assimilation seems to be the natural tendency of white people

to violence. They love violence. They love it as entertainment.

The very foundation of their way of life, death and sacrifice.

White people, with almost missionary zeal, have done their best to export death and sacrifice. White people with almost missionary zeal

have done their best to export death and sacrifice

to every corner of the world.

We are not American.

We are not American.

We are not American.

We are not American. We are not American dead You're not American. You're not American.

Better red than dead.

It's better red than death. Calling in from Minisholta Mokoche, a co-host, and I'm joined by my other co-host, The Lovely, as always, Elena Ortiz, if you would like to introduce yourself.

Hello, I'm Elena. I'm calling in from...

Where am I? Oh, I am Okopoga-Owinge,

and we are here today to finally talk about something we've been promising to talk about

for a long time, which is indigenous futurism, so I'm excited about this.

As am I.

So, where did we start?

I think something, not really a disclaimer, but just to let listeners know,

Elaine and I are not experts on indigenous futurisms.

Indeed, we're not experts about TV and film,

even though we talk a great deal about it and we have a lot of perspectives and analyses of it.

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