One of the white folks that I was talking to prominent white people who were not tweeting about Black Lives Matter or not engaging in this discourse because they didn't feel like they just didn't want to.

I said let me tell you this all of your black friends who are seeing that you're not tweeting about it.

We all notice that you're not tweeting.

All your black friends, all your brown friends, all notice you're not engaged and

we know that you picked up your phone. you saw a video of George Floyd being murdered, you went,

ooh yikes, put your phone down and then you turned the TV back on it and kept playing a video

gamer or you finished big little lies or whatever you did.

Like that's what you did and we all know you did.

We know you saw it.

We know you went ooh, whooh.

And then just went, man, man, that's not not me and then you kept going by your life that's like that's like looking at your window

seeing a murder and being like not for me close the door and just keep doing your thing. No it's not.

No it's not.

That's too, like if my cousin did that,

that's what that is.

If the little neighbor down the street did that,

that's looking out the window and closing your blind.

What this is is you be... that's looking out the window and closing your blind.

What this is, is you being on stage during an award ceremony

and walking across the stage, getting ready to make a speech,

and someone gets killed in the room and you not acknowledging it.

Because we are looking at you.

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