DeRay McKesson

And when you're in it, it's how it feels.

It feels...

it feels like a Russian doll a little bit.

Like every, like, like a lot of systems do.

It feels like they pawn everything off to the next person.

And this is where people kind of get discouraged.

So it's like, there's a guy behind a guy behind a guy behind a guy.

And like, nobody knows who's a fucking guy is.

So it's like, whatever.

You know what I mean?

And it's really just the governor.

Yeah, well, I'm glad you... I mean, probably 20 minutes in, I was like, yeah, this is perfect.

Because...

I get... You know, people ask me a lot of questions and I tell them, like, I just don't have the answers.

Like, I don't work in policy.

I don't work in organizing.

I was literally driving a truck 10 minutes ago.

Like, I'm advocating for people because I care and I give a fuck and I still have a lot of learning to do on...

more so the side of things that you do, but I know that, like, I can amplify voices.

I know that I'm well-read enough to, like, encourage people to give a fuck about being Black.