I'm Kywright and this is the United States of anxiety, a show about the unfinished business of our history in its grip on our future.

A point to end it.

Nail the Osaka wins her second U.S.

It's quite sad that seven masks isn't enough for the amount of names.

Sure are in this country over a threatened boycott by Negro athletes.

Then most of them decided that participation in the Olympic would further the cause of civil rights.

The only thing that we are demanding is that we be allowed to move

a heented like any other American city.

Welcome your world champions!

An affecting world.

Up until about 10 minutes ago, we thought we were going to have a game.

This is a walk of life when you wake up and you black.

That is what it is.

It shouldn't be a movement. It should be a lifestyle.

This is who we are. This weekend in what will probably be remembered as one of the great moments in tennis.

Naomi Osaka won the U.S. Open and a stirring come from behind victory.

She had arrived for the match wearing a face mask bearing Tamir Rice's name.

She wore seven different masks during the tournament, each with the name of a person killed in anti-Black violence.

Osaka is just one among many, many high-profile athletes who are now willing to literally wear their

politics on their sleeves.

Most professional sports leagues, they're dominated by young black talent. They're the players, the stars, the source of billions of dollars in

revenue and yet the teams and the leagues in which they play and the huge range of companies that profit from that play too, these are overwhelmingly white.

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