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Welcome, welcome, welcome to another episode of Small Doses.

If you all come here to hear good shit, to hear real shit, to also, you know, hear me talk my shit, etc.

And in the best of scenarios, you come here to hear from people who are living lives that you may have wanted to,

but just don't have the time or don't have the vision or didn't have the exposure to.

People who are actually on the ground making the changes that you complain about in your group chat, you know, people who are keeping the work alive that I feel like so many of us may have thought ended after the 60s and 70s.

And people think there was a gap like it was like Martin Malcolm, Fannie, and WA, like I think that's kind of how people sometimes really think not realizing that there are organizers on the ground who have been at this work consistently and need to be heard from and supported.

And those people is our guest today, Miss Tracy, quarter. Hello.

Thank you so much for having me. Hello.

I appreciate the chin to the fist like an olden mills.

So Tracy, I was made aware of you and your organizer billions by Tia at Build Power. And just for those of you who are listening, Build Power is the work of my homeboy Kendrick Samson, who you know as Nathan on insecure,

who I know as a light skinned technic Texas nigga who never wears clothes. So that's and who the police know as always at the front of a protest like Kendrick is not here.

Kendrick is a very pretty black man who is like, I'm at the front and if she go down, I'm not worried about my face and I appreciate that from him.

So Tia was like Tracy is a G Tracy is really just about this work. And so I want just in this conversation for you to just tell us on a basic level.

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