I didn't allow for you to have anything.

And then we played another 50 rounds of Monopoly.

And everything that you gained and you earned

while you were playing that round of Monopoly

was taking from you.

That was Tulsa.

That was Rosewood.

There are places where we built black economic wealth,

where we were self-sufficient, where we owned our stores,

where we owned our property.

And they burned them to the ground.

So that's 450 years.

So for 400 rounds of Monopoly, you don't get to play at all.

Not only do you not get to play,

you have to play on the behalf of the person

that you're playing against.

You have to play and make money and earn wealth for them.

And then you have to turn it over to them.

So then for 50 years, you finally get a little bit

and you're allowed to play.

And every time that they don't like the way that you're playing

or that you're catching up or that you're doing something

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