things that I was interested in, the kid from Texas in a pool party who was thrown across the lawn by a big cop, young Shakara in Columbia, South Carolina, thrown across, getting a big, big football coach cop trying to get her out of her chair, throwing her across the room, and even Freddie Gray. So after all of these kinds of images that are very troubling, I try to bring it all home with acts of courage, Bree Newsome, who climbed the flagpole to bring down the Confederate flag after the Charleston massacre, and then for John Lewis. So, I mean, I think to tell these stories of this country, you have to tell it through the voices of many people, not just one race and not just one gender. You mentioned Freddie Gray. Those cops are, there were six of them, they were all acquitted, and they're all working again, and three of them are African American. So that's an interesting dynamic. Well, I don't think the race of the cop really matters so much. That's what I'm saying. Because they're (10/45)