Garrison Davis

I've worked with the ACLU.

So I am like this, I suppose, because my family is strange.

Yeah.

Or maybe not strange, maybe just normal for where they're from.

In your defense, the Philippines, y'all are the black and Latinos of Asia.

Yeah, you're the Mexicans and the black people.

That's what sucks about being, or what's great about being Filipino.

Y'all get to be black and Latino and Asian.

It's not fair.

My stepmom's from the Philippines, so I have this affinity because I was raised by a Filipino woman.

Well, I was raised by a black woman and a Filipino woman.

Long story.

The point is,

That makes a lot of sense, dude.

Like, that thing that radicalized you was... I'm using radicalized as a stand-in word, but just exposure, right?

Like, that's super interesting to know that, like, not even the awareness of... Because, like you said, like, you existed in this white space, and you, like, I don't understand why y'all...

What's the problem?

What did I do?

It's like, it's because you're kind of not.

You're like, well, but yeah, I am, right?