This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. You're beautiful. Okay, hi. Hey, what's going on everybody? We just laughing. Hey, yes,

happy everything we are in community in class. I was telling you that, you know, what the title of today is, but know stayed up late watching Francis Tefo yes

happy to see that brother hey he's from the DMV PG by way of Sierra Leone

and no question By way of Sierra Leone. Your question.

No question.

Yesterday on the show on my radio show, I ran through every single country that England,

Great Britain had colonized.

And...

Come on now, teach, teach.

I ran out of breath because I'm like everybody.

Everybody that we know, everybody that we know. Everybody that we know everybody that we know everybody that we know everybody

that we know everybody and yesterday you know

yeah black thoughts every goddamn body everybody and I was also thinking the very thing that created whiteness, which was the fear that the indentured servants from Ireland and the Africans that were in bondage would come together because they were in the same condition and they were like hey

You my enemy they were like wait a minute hold up hold up hold up hold up wait, you're white, here's a police badge. It's like...

That in itself, just in passing, it's fascinating because the Irish, very different in Ireland than here.

They come here and get whiteness.

When when Frederick Douglass goes there in 1846, 1846,

1847, he and then Charles Lennox,

Ramand and other black abolitionists from the US,

court the favor of the Irish.

And the Irish are very supportive.

And then the Irish raised the question of England.

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