Deante’ Kyle

Yeah.

So I'm talking about your dad.

Yeah, my dad, I went home because, you know, like I was still in my 20s, didn't really know what I was doing, hadn't really found my stride.

My dad is like, you just graduated from law school and you are moving back to Ohio to work as a field organizer.

are you sure about this like you not gonna go practice law and I'm like no dad it's really I want to do and I came home one day and he heard me on the phone he was like she found it she found her purpose like he's like I've never seen her work this hard before I've never seen her be so good and he was like this is it for her absolutely and then it was just kind of like off to the races yeah that finding your spot is like it's like you could feel it too like that little shimmy you know what I mean like

Yeah.

No, you can't.

Yeah.

We just did that for.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We call that... I'm a big yogi.

And we call that being in train.

And it's when, like, the room, the breath starts moving together.

Right?

Like, you get so... You get so... And I teach yoga.

I haven't taught in a while.

But I teach... And I used to teach a class only for black and brown women.

Yeah.

But I've been a yogi for like 25 years.