The Welcome to weekends with Anna Kasparian and Michael Brooks. I'm Michael Brooks. I'm Anna Casparian.

And on today's show we have Sean Jacobs from Africa as a country joining us talking about the global dimension, the global and local

dimension of the uprisings against police violence, Black Lives Matter, capitalism, and a whole bunch more. Really excited about that.

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There was just a great one on Juneteenth with Bill Fletcher Jr that I just watched it was great.

Anna, how you doing? I'm doing great, yeah. One of the

series that I appreciated on Jacobin was with Baskar and Adolf Reed, so good. And just so many important conversations being had, thought-provoking, interesting, and I love that.

I love that.

One of the things that I've been thinking about a lot this week, Michael, is, you know,

Met's how you be wrote a pretty provocative piece.

There was all sorts of infighting on Twitter over it,

but I think that he, while I disagree with some portions

of what he wrote, I think he raises a lot of

serious concerns that we should be aware of the this notion of like moral cruelty

right which we see on Twitter a lot and I think that you got to keep your eye on the prize and on the priorities and that is to ensure that everyone has their basic human needs met.

And unless we all work together and fight together aggressively

and not get distracted by BS drama and gossip, I think we can accomplish those things.

There's just this virus that affects the left that I just can't stand and it's the

infighting.

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