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This is Our Body Politic.

I'm the creator and host, Fari Chidea.

This week, we're trying something new, starting the show with our roundtable, sipping the political tea. We know how much you appreciate real talk from us.

Joining me this week is our body politic contributor, Jess Marales Ricketto,

civic engagement director at the National Domestic Workers Alliance.

Welcome back, Jess.

Hey there.

And we've got Aaron Haynes, editor at large at the 19th.

Hi, Erin.

Fri. How is it already June? How is it already summer?

I know. And you have certainly been busy. We're going to talk about some of your incredible

writing on the 19th coming up. But where should we start today? Well, thanks. I hope we dig into some

of it, too. But we have got to start, I think, with a hundred-year anniversary of the Tulsa

massacre, where you had President Joe Biden being the first U.S. president to go to Tul think, with a hundred-year anniversary of the Tulsa massacre, where you had President

Joe Biden being the first U.S. president to go to Tulsa to mark this tragedy. And he delivered

remarks this week. Here's a clip of some of what he had to say. My fellow Americans, this was not a riot.

This was a massacre.

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