Glenn Singleton

Hey, that's good to get that record deal.

You know, then then you know that we've reached racial equity and beyond diversity was designed.

So that we could have the conversation to move a society, the movement of society, to that place of the elusive, yet tangible sometimes, equality.

Thank you.

Thank you for that.

And those skills that all three of us have developed, you know, and,

And Kamala and I carry this special pressure of being the only one of the next generation and families, right?

This only child syndrome.

But we learn to be excellent.

And the world would be a great place if people had that skill of a desire to be excellent, right?

So it's nothing wrong with that.

It's just that when you have to be excellent and you might not be noticed as that.

As you look around and we think about the conditions which we're living in right now, the irony of the challenge to DEI where we have just installed an entire government of people who are not excellent.

That's the nicest way to say it.

Not excellent in the way that you needed to be at Chapel Hill, right?

Not working over in the high school district right beside you, where this is a community of excellence.

And

and a resource community, but we couldn't get the black children and the brown children to the top of the class so that they could continue to walk right on over to that university, right?

And so that's why we came together to make sure that your excellence was marked as excellent and to make sure that those who were not feeling excellent were given the resources so at least they could be that if they put in the effort.

The Framework Community Center was killer, by the way.