Tiffany D. Cross

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769 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 8 May

Tiffany D. Cross’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And I think that's something that we're all feeling right now.
And I'm not saying that only black women are feeling this.
Um, but you know, if somebody wants to write the book about how black men feel, I will read it.
I volunteered to read it, but, um, this book is just a
a heartbreak because my heart broke for him when he yelled at him, boy, you know, I felt that I felt the ancestral anger reached through generations to grip those vocal cords.
And so what we're seeing in Tennessee, I mean, this is the fallout from the Calais decision by this activist conservative court that is, you know, I don't know how we hold the line.
I don't know that the we're looking at the Supreme Court.
I don't know that the lower courts will hold the line.
So
Tennessee is the first to pass the new congressional district since Calais.
But more southern states are for sure going to follow.
Republicans in Louisiana, Alabama, South Carolina.
They've also been taking steps towards redistricting.
And the whole point is to reduce our citizenship.
And so I write about that.
I write about that as black women.
You know, after the election, black women didn't need some big Zoom.
We didn't send out some big email.
We collectively understood that we need to take a sigh of relief.
that we needed to take a step back.
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