It's really about all of us coming together. And you asked about, you know, the kind of the health of our country. And I've been saying for a while now that Our levels of segregation, economic and racial actually are at the core of the social dysfunction that we see in our country. Because we think we understand each other's humanity as a person of color or as a white person. But that's not quite possible when you don't have a shared, lived experience. (12:17–12:24)
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Asserts that economic and racial segregation are central to social dysfunction in the U.S.
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