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All right. What's up, y'all? There's a, every once in a while, I think this is the second time this year that I felt like the tap in was too important to not make video.

Like, I got to, y'allall gotta see this. I need you to look at my eyes here.

There's a triple sickness going on here

that needs to be addressed.

And I just really wish this time a point that black people, indigenous people, and people of color have been trying our best to get the broader culture of America to understand, which is this layered tragedy that we experience when the nation is experiencing a certain

type of tragedy. I am addressing the shooting of those two National Guard, civilians, workers,

members by the young man that drove from Seattle to the capital to pop them.

And the thought that everyone has, who is a little bit melanated is, I hope he's not insert your own intersection.

Because the triple-layered nasty cake of this is that there is a privilege that white shooters have.

And it's they get to just be crazy.

Tap in with me.

So the trifective tragedy is first the idea that like of what actually happened, you know,

and I am not here to adjudicate any of those actions.

That's not the layer I want to talk about right now that I feel like any person of color does understand.

The original layer that we all share is, again, the fact that it happened, a young man, you know, a young lady 20 years old, you know,

doing a day reasonable service to the country, which now granted I wouldn't do that,

but was put in a position where, you know, they had to be in a place that they may have personally not even agreed to or is not what they

signed up for. Most of the time, the National Guard ain't signed up to be the doggone state

secret police that this current administration has had them doing. And even while they was there,

they just up there picking up trash and carrying on. These people did not ask to be where they were.

They just wanted to do a good thing in their own art of hearts. I don't know them at this moment in time. I haven't

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