 You know, as if that was something that didn't exist. We need to not only look at that history, but understand that that history is repeating itself over and over again. And we do not have the right to look away. And I think that was the powerful story that Frederick Douglass learned from the great O'Connell, was that not only did it help him find his voice, but as you point out in your fabulous article at The Conversation, it taught him to do something else. Agitate, agitate, agitate.