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And welcome to Positive the People in this episode. It's me, Miles and Sharonda, talking about the news that you might not have heard, or maybe you did hear, but just didn't hear our take on it with regard to race justice and equity from the past week.

And then Miles sits down with the CEO of Spill, the incredible black-owned social media platform.

His name is Alfonso Tereau. Here we go.

Trans people are under attack by weirdos who think trans people shouldn't exist,

and billionaire sex pests should. Stand up for the trans community and a trans people have

always existed t-shirt or tote at the Cricket Store. So you're defiance with a statement that

isn't actually radical at all. Head to crooked.com slash store to shop.

Another while week in these United States, but we are happy to be here.

This is Dre at DRAY on Twitter.

This is Miles E. Johnson at Miles underscore E.

underscore Johnson on Instagram.

And this is Sharonda Basier, Basie S on spill.

Okay.

Bacier, come on spill.

I have a spill account too, and I'm just Derry over there.

I need to spill more.

But let's start off where we ended last week, which was Sharonda seeing sinners because she had not seen sinners. It seems like a lot of Black America has also seen

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