00:00Sandra changed the narrative about black women.
00:03I'm really interested in where you see black women in this movement.
00:07What we traditionally see is that we see black women holding us down.
00:13We really do.
00:14What we tend to do is we just say, you know what?
00:16That's not getting done.
00:17Let me just grab this cape. I'm going to put it on.
00:19I'm just doing everything, right?
00:20And I think the Black Lives Matter movement is an excellent example of that.
00:23You have three women, three women who started the Black Lives Matter movement,
00:27which was bore out of these three women being sick and tired of being sick and tired
00:33of seeing yet another brutalized black body.
00:35I think for black women and what Sandy represents is this ability for us to be unwavering and unshakable in
00:44our truth
00:44and speaking up about the things that we believe in, right?
00:48And doing it in a way that is intellectually vocal, that is informative, and that demands that you be heard.
