Glenn Singleton

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It's when you get to people who don't live the same experience.

And their politics could be on the same side or shade of blue, okay?

But they're just having a different experience.

And so we've got to be open to really having the questions in that nuance.

And then finally, finally, we got to get to the place of understanding that race is a symbol of power, right?

It's metaphorical, right?

And so you got to not see...

that we're all the same and all of those things, red, black, yellow, green, or white, all the stories that you're told.

No, no, no.

There is a hierarchy of power, right?

And you've got to understand this principle of whiteness.

You've got to see white supremacy and you've got to see anti-black racism, these two parts of that continuum, right?

And as you can step into those three levels, it's about me, definitely.

There are multiple understandings and experiences existing.

And there is this system of power race that is about a hierarchy that holds power at white.

When you get that, we're ready to go.

Everything can change.

Well, I I'm headed over to Austin for this this this big convening where we talk about, you know, the great society as opposed to make America great again.

And so that's going to be down at Austin's the 17th and 18th.