Clarence Lang

and black nationalist ideas.

We've seen some aspects of that already, but I think in these moments of crisis, economically, politically, and otherwise, that becomes a harbor for large numbers of black people.

And that's certainly a long history of that.

And so I think that to some extent, Malcolm's ideas

as you said, more than 60 years after his death, still resonate.

They certainly resonated with me as a 14-year-old in the late 1980s who discovered the autobiography at the age of 14.

And I'm not the last one who's had that experience.

And so he speaks across these decades and we can anticipate that he will continue to do so.

Which is why we're talking, right?

I mean, in other words, right?

I am.

There's a lot of administrative work that gets in the way, but work is proceeding on that for sure.

My pleasure.

Thank you.