Discussion on Birth Certificates and Police Violence

That's not what we started to teach, which was that every baby is,

I don't know, we- let's not even put it on the birth

certificate.

That's what they wanted-

Were we teaching that?

Yes, we were.

When were we teaching that?

Teaching it, it was a law here in California.

See, it ta-

To teach what?

Don't put sex on the birth certificate.

We'll see.

Now, we've passed that period now, where, where like-

I don't rem- I'm sorry, I don't remember that.

I mean, my-

I know, because it doesn't get in the Blue Sky

bubble.

Uh, wait a minute, I'm not just on Blue Sky.

I-

I, I really think that's a lot of it, is that-

Well-

... some of this stuff doesn't get in to

everybody's media.

I, I'm just, I'm of a mind, 'cause I remember, um,

the African American community was always saying there's brutality from

the cops.

Everyone said, "Oh, that's ridiculous.

Stop it, this is all myth." And then cops started wearing body cameras

and lo and behold, there's all this footage of-

Okay

... violence towards Black people.

There, there was also-

And so-

... a lot of footage of violence that they did on white people.

Well-

But that didn't make it into videos.

You see-

But-

... nobody cared about that.

Well-

Not that it excuses the other.

I'm just saying whenever-