 and that he recognized that. In many ways, as a matter of fact, the first passage I read from Reverend Peter Williams, you see some of that language in Frederick Douglass' speech in 1852. So that was a tradition that we stand on. Also that tradition is one that resists oppression in all shapes and forms that we have to understand, which leads us to this whole idea of this cop city in Atlanta and the strange manner which it came about for it.