 Because as several people have called, it makes it impossible to have conversations. It makes it impossible for us to walk through the issues that are holding communities back, that are impacting our predominantly black communities in our urban environments. You can't have discussions about them because people are going to be like, well, I'm just going to get offended. I'm looking for an opportunity to get offended at something that you say. And that's just the challenge that we're dealing with. Dee in Baltimore, you're a WBA. Where is our nation when it comes to racism?