james farmer and all of these different people who were involved in this harlem ashram. i started oipt not writing about her but her story is so incredible. she -- one of her first jobs was on an indian reservation so she had access to u.s. impeerlism against native merps. she had these different moments that helped her build her opinion. she's not an anomaly. there are many other who she's working with. >> based on all of this, all that wow -- you've hearned. the research, the history of puerto rico, what -- what do you think it's future is going to be? >> i think it's a tough question. know. don't -- i dent there's been rough reluctance by e u.s. federal government to ive up certain powers. and i think perhaps an important thing to realize is that once puerto ricans become u.s. citizens, i really think that was a significant turning point. it's very hard to distangle the situation or -- you know, but i don't know. i am hopeful that there'll be greater awareness and attention puerto rico so the type of, for instance, response that took take in texas would takes place in