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Each week we decide who's to blame for historical tragedy.

And each week you tell us if we got it right. My name is Rebecca Delgado Smith and this is the

Aftermark.

Hi everyone, thanks for tuning into this episode of the aftermath. Before we get started I just want to take a moment to acknowledge what is going on right now in our country. I think it's important that as a society we are all taking time to

reflect, to listen and support and educate ourselves on the struggle and

the history of black people in this country.

As someone who is not black, I'm looking to the people around me in my community,

friends, and taking their lead. I think that many white people as as well as non-black

Latinos and Asians and other people of color that are not black are looking

around and not knowing what to do and

they're scared of saying the wrong thing or getting it wrong to the point of

paralysis but I know myself that I'm trying really hard to push through that, which means that I'm probably

going to mess up. But like they say, if you're not messing up up then you're probably not actually trying so I encourage everyone to

Donate to causes and to show your support by taking active measures.

I know that I am doing that, and Chris and Amanda are also doing that.

And we're going to include in the show notes links to some organizations that we feel strongly about,

in case you're interested in knowing, we'll also be posting them on our Instagram page.

So we are going to be releasing the episodes that we had planned,

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