“I knew the inevitable, but still watched it to understand ‘where did it become necessary to pull out the hammer(gun)'” **previously recorded July 15,2020 For the visuals of this conversation, please checkout our IG: @understanding__people
"Is legally having a gun as a person of color beneficial?" **previously recorded July 15,2020 For the visuals of this conversation, please checkout our IG: @understanding__people
“A 6’5 250 pound black man, poses a threat. Let’s get that out the way. . . . “
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*conversation previously recorded August 29,2020*
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