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of cleaning people's houses. and then you'll see for example, if you read the book lots of images of black women who were members of different -- black powered groups. being artists kind of creating revolutionary artand this this art, they are purposely drawing black women with guns. right they're personally drawing latino women guns and purposely draw aring them as kind of the defenders and protectors of the community. so that's one of the ways in which black women are trying to assert that they believe in this politics. and kind of reproduces politics but also say that really -- you know, the claim to this kind of revolutionary it life or or this black power life snot really maleness but your equipment to militancy instead but across the board from the 20s to the 80s there's a strain of kind of self-defense in militarism that -- you know the book is really trying to uncover that we haven't really looked at yet. >> maybe too complex to get into in this form. but why do you think that was? is it because -- what america feels armed black man not so much an armed black woman is that -- is that black male versus female -- or all of it? >> yeah i think some of it relies back to slavery about the big b