 And I've been so moved by the number of people who have said, yeah, I've lived in this country my whole life and I've never seen a sculpture about slavery that depicts its brutality, but also the humanity. And it's changed my relationship to that institution. And I now see in art and in these kinds of cultural efforts, the opportunity to uplift, to inspire. You know, I had the privilege of going to the Biennial and I saw Simone Lee's brick house and these structures, this imposing, powerful structure.