And I'm here today with Dr. Shei's

and

I'm here today with Dr. Sheres Burdensdelli, also known as Black Left As

Fuck on Twitter who you should follow. So maybe you can start by introducing yourself.

Sure. So as you said, I am Dr.

Dr. C. Bresse Burdensdelli, Dr. CBS,

as I am colloquially known.

I'm an assistant professor of African studies in political science at Carlton College, and I'm currently a visiting scholar in the Race and capitalism project at the University of Chicago.

I am the host of the podcast, The Last Up Intellectual,

which is part of Black Power Media,

and the co-lead of the research and political education team for Black Alliance for Peace.

Cool and for those of you who don't know who I am since we're going to be posting this on

several feeds my name is Nick Estes. I am Koolichasha or a citizen of the lower

rural Sioux tribe. I'm also the host of the Red Nation podcast and an editor at Red

Media Press.

So you and I have been trying to put this conversation

together for a while.

It's kind of spanned several countries. But, so first of all, let's just do an analysis of what happened today.

We're recording on the day that the Derek Chauvin verdict came down. So maybe

I can just get your thoughts. I know you posted some things on Twitter that are very

incisive. So what are your first takeaways of this verdict and where do you see

the movement going? Yeah, so Chauvin was found guilty on all three counts.

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