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Hey, this is Drey.

And welcome to positive people.

In this episode, it's me, Miles, and Kaya talking about the news with regard to race, justice,

and equity from the past week.

And then I sit down and talk with law professor Derek W. Black to talk about his new book, Dangerous Learning,

The South's Long War on Black Literacy. I learned so much in this book. I knew that there had been

a historic war on literacy post-slavery, but I did not know what I did not know until I read this

book. You're going to learn that too. Here we go.

Hey, this is Dre on another episode of POSC of the People.

Super pumped to be here.

And everybody, this is Kaya's last episode, being on the news with us as a regular contributor, but she will always be a part of the POTS of the People family,

and you will hear her continue as she does interviews every now and then, but this is Derey at

D-R-A-Y on Twitter.

I'm Kaya Henderson at Kaya Shines on Instagram.

My name is Miles E. Johnson at miles.e.johnson on Instagram now. I felt a grown up.

What? That's new. How new is that? Like 48 hours ago. Okay. We're fresh. I'm sub-stacking. I just like we needed something. Yeah, refreshed andhmm. I love it. Well, you know, before we jump into the news, I have been lightly following

women's basketball. Ju-Ju got hurt and she is out for the foreseeable future. Lightly following.

That happened like two weeks ago, but okay. That's light.

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