 In my mind, I was thinking all night a little bit about diversity for me, and I was like, you know, I can't speak for other people. My family, they were the Barwicks, so my mother picked crabs. I grew up in a crab house, you know, so I sat on a stool and I backed crabs for the pickers. And a lot of the black women from Buckhorn Stop Choppy area worked with my family. They worked for them, but I say with them because I considered them very much my equal.