social justice movements, who led the way as usual in voting down hate from coast to coast who believed geoia could be a swing state who even after the theft of the governorship from stacey abrams through horrendous voter suppression two years ago cked themselves back up and through sheer grit and determination, fighting for their lives and the lives of their children made a way for their state and for our country. so there's a reckoning here for those ofs in philanthropy. what does it mean when the political and moral clarity of black women is unparalleled by any other group in this country and yet they're one of the least funded groups? what does it mean when native people were responsible for the margin of victory in so many states d are largely invisible to electoral donors? the margin of victory that people of color created in this election with women of color at the helm is not identity politics, it's math. and now there e white led groups out there who are doing excellent work. they're partnering brilliantly with communities of color and modeling, building the kind of multi-racial coal

his was a stunt pulled where they p poverished people -- from arkansas, mississippi, the carolinas, geoiapoverished people on buses and sent them directly to main stet in hyannis. toldhem that the kennedys would be the to welcome you. basically, identical to what is happening now on martha's vineyard wre they were promised all sorts of things. in fact, some were given money and st to hyannis. the idea was to humiliate, even as a clump you mentioned what it out, the target was to target the kennedys, naacp, the urban league. what we found was the stunt did not work. we have to look at 1962 hyannis was not exactly a multicultural melting pot. you had considerable segregation on cape cod. something a lot of people don't like to acknowledge. it was prevalent in the north, especially north of new york city. this was known by the white citizens council. the idea was hypocrisy. what happened instead was getting wind of this, the kennedy family and a branch of the naacp actually were prepared and actually were able to provide some kind of welcome, some kind of support, some kind of assistancfor t