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As much as I value these histories,

and I think the one thing that they should do

is empower us to know what not to do

or how to reimagine things so that they're actually a form of hope,

of being informed, of being aware of how we need to make better choices and using these histories in order

to choose more wisely.

It's far more common to just feel completely and utterly overwhelmed or unable to do anything.

But there's so many different ways in which we can use that knowledge, in which we

can use our passions and so on, to actually both choose wisely, encourage others to choose

wisely, but also hold power to account.

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

Today we're honored to welcome Professor Sadiya Kureishi, a historian of science, race, and empire,

and the author of People's On Parade.

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