Dulcé Sloan

She's like, ain't nobody think about you.

She's yelling at the police.

And he goes, I mean, really, ain't nobody think about you.

And I don't want no cop's number, so have a nice night.

So he got yelled at by her and didn't get our number.

But I'm not thinking about this.

You see what I'm saying?

Because this is Atlanta police, right?

But

So now I'm trying to reconcile, because no one tells us that the cops are killing black women.

We only talk about black men, right?

And so the whole point of the joke was me processing getting that information in my early 30s.

And so it's me being like, whenever you're in a relationship with a black man, you're in a struggle competition.

Because you can say to him, man, I gotta tell you about this racist shit some Karen said to me at work.

And he's like, man, you know what it's like to be a black man in America?

I get killed by the police.

And you're like, well, shit.

I can't say nothing else now.

I can't say nothing else now.

You gonna hit me with the kill by the police.