it wanted to believe she's next angela davis. she was understandably motivated and offered the community to cope. in this way family optics or even ideas of his people it was his way with words. she was a great or greater that moved you and inspired you. jones did not commence the people leslie loved at the language of the joan town survivor and a baptist preacher the of a philosopher of the countryside and the tyrant saint monster article of strategies this was put leaders do. older than the bible by far in the dense plane of existence. clinton oratory with the political theory in the same breath. it could change quickly to been quite intellectual. people's temple that combats. he had an enormous vocabulary. he read an unbelievable amount, i do not know where he found the time. our alternate between multiple language varieties. it is an efficient unconscious way of using everyone with the most effectively. dialects and languages from one to the next, or even conversation to express specific needs and statements about the social

angela davis writes to ward off the police all, well, sometimes books. you usually do work against catholic garlic, against vampyres libraries are often a last refuge for people who don't have access to basic resources. that's why organizers are trying to get their cities to shift funds that would go to police and private security to directly help their patrons and need in denver. they've been able to get the city to make social workers. he auxiliaries to librarians to help patrons find housing, health care, and other services, and to administer, nor can, to prevent opioid overdose as abolitionists librarians either mission as increasing library access for all. i mean, we can't keep living in a world where librarians have to stand by and watch us please invade their workplaces and brutalize the people. if serv, i mean, until we change the system, the only thing they can do in response to say is a library island servers. on please we have to go to a quick break, but check out more redacted tonight at portable dot tv will be right back. the americans love

michaela angela davis said it's "it's the story of black life."e minute we have left, talk about why are y'all talking about prince's hair like that? >> because hes a -- esthetics are about prince's story. the clothes are beautiful. they're made by a team he had in house. he didn't wear off the rack. then the story of his hair is so important and valuable. we focus on the heals and the relationship to his female fans but as michaela angela davis he was one of the girls he was thinking about what can i do differently? can i afro it? lay it down? can i put it sideways? i mean, like, every era the hair grows and changes. there's almost no major male artist that, i can think of it, that putting so much thought and attention into his hair. it's one of the things that you love to see, like, is he sartorially, esthetically, with his hair. and the looks were meant to give you a sense of what he was feeling about the music. it wasn't just sort a thing. it's part of how i'm feeling about where i am sonically. >> and, you know, michaela says that of all the