Welcome to Democracy Isha.

And I'm Danielle Moody.

And for the first time in like a year and a half, we are in person.

I know.

It's so exciting. It's very exciting. And we're in

our new podstream studio in Times Square. Yes. Overlooking Times Square. All the people in

half masks. It's great. So white people are crazy.

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It's been a theme throughout the show.

And this week there was an extraordinarily insane scene that's been making the rounds on TikTok,

on Instagram, on Twitter, a 24, 25 year old woman, Abigail Elphick in New Jersey

had a very brief conversation.

I don't want to call it an interaction.

No.

It was definitely not a, there was definitely not like a fight between them.

This, this grown black woman basically asked her, can you move back a little bit?

And the white woman freaks out.

Surely you've seen this video ends up laying on the floor, crying and screaming at the top

for a long, stop recording me. You're threatening me. She's not threatening anyone. And there's so

much to unpack here. The weaponization of white woman tears, you know, the nature of filming

to protect yourself.

That's one of the first thing that jumps out of me that this black woman's immediate

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