Humiliation and Resilience
Les shares a poignant memory of his childhood, highlighting the stark realities of racism and the lengths his mother went to protect him. He reflects on the humiliation faced by African Americans and expresses a deep desire to create a better world for his mother and others. The conversation underscores the importance of collective outrage in driving change, echoing the timeless words of Benjamin Franklin.In this clip
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