Brittany Packnett Cunningham

Those are the spaces in which real infrastructure is built.

So that when the crisis comes, the labor crisis, the climate crisis, the racial crisis, the policing crisis, the military crisis, the authoritarian crisis, when those things come, you all have infrastructure, you have trust, you have processes, you have clarity on skill sets, and people go and play their position.

And that is especially important when more is being asked of people than ever before.

which is why I wanted to really be clear with people that in our modern lifetime, this is worse than what we have seen in America.

Not what we've seen across the world, but what we've seen in America.

That infrastructure helps give people the literal space and container for courage to grow when it's necessary.

And I think it's easy to look at a place like Minnesota and say, well, it took them decades and years to build that.

We don't have any time.

And that would be unwise because A, everybody gonna have to get prepared.

That was my St.

Louis coming out.

Everybody is going to have to get prepared.

Ferguson was a test.

Baltimore was a test.

Cleveland was a test.

LA was a test.

New York was a test.

Minneapolis was a test in 2020.

Kentucky was a test in 2020.

This is a test in 2026.