Does anything break through that wall? Does anything break into that evangelical space for racial disparity or racial justice?

So I remember, it was, like, 10 years ago, and this was when I, I left rehab and I was dating, um, this Black guy, a son of two Nigerian immigrants.

And so he, like, sort of educating me on things.

And there was this, um, this KKK rally at Stone Mountain, Georgia, and it was, like, this huge thing and it was on the news.

And I remember, like, making a post about it on my Facebook being like, "This is horrible.

I can't believe this is still happening," blah, blah, blah.

And people in my life were calling me and messaging me and being like, "You need to take that down.

Yeah.

Mm.

Somehow.

And I know that, like, I, I'm not letting the shame overcome me, 'cause it is, it is, um, it's deep.

But I know that, like, it c- it goes back to my intuition.

Like, I just, I know.

I, I, I have this, this trusting that I am divinely protected in this no matter what.

Yeah

... make that a part of my content because it's being lost in translation because I don't want to cause more harm, and I realize that my tears cause harm.