 yet you're paying taxes. Your kids can't swim in the pool, but you're paying taxes. Your kids can't play checkers in public, can't play chess in public. And you think, who are the people making these laws? And who are the judges upholding these laws? It's not just Rosa Parks. So with that said, let's open this conversation on the 70th year anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. And if you, I want to ask this.