Karson Institute for Race Peace & Social Justice 1526 2026 Slavery Re-invented i [0:00-5:03]

This is Barbara Murkowski, says Weed of People, all right? I'm one of those people that you post a defend, my right to property, my freedom of speech, my freedom of assembly, my First Amendment. You feel me? My First Amendment. So I was making a documentary about the Democratic Party, Governor Malley's mom machine, stopping frisk and zero tolerance, covered under the First Amendment of my Constitution. You took an oath to defend this Constitution. I'm weaving in Baltimore, weaving in the social fabric, weaving for social justice. I don't need a million people to march. I need a million people to pay attention. I'm not from here. I'm going to put in a place called Zion. I came here straight out to Illinois, Illinois Department of Corrections in 1991, all right? Shorty's catering. I changed my product. I didn't change my hustle. I like ice. I like my jack Daniel Strait. That Senator also brooks. I'm the best of the best in Baltimore, activism, and terrorism. Remember that. Y'all know who she is. That's Delegate Stephanie Smith, and this is America. You rapin' our rights. I write the property, I write the freedom of speech. You rapin' our rights, and you're doin' it with black faces. Like I said, fuck ice and fuck you too. I ain't drunk, but I'm drinking. I'm talkin' about Monopoly, the money behind mass incarceration. Have a cup with Shorty. You have him coffee with Shorty in the morning, and you have him drink with Shorty the night. Y'all made me famous for toilets, and that's what I'm working with. All right, the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. Bleaders of a beautiful struggle. To 90 days of session, the 90 days of Shorty. Gary Collins gonna be the star of the show. Gary Collins, Mackenzie Frost, David Smith, Fox 45, Zeke Cone, a documentary about Baltimore, the money behind mass incarceration. Monopoly. That's the town hall of your voice, your future, for 100 days. And y'all ain't giving us our voices. Y'all giving us our invades voice. Y'all ain't giving us our voices, because this is our voice, right here. Made in Baltimore, Shorty's toilets, proceeds, benefits, the efforts to feed the need and the homelessness. That's Fox 45, and Shorty. That's Governor West Moore, and Shorty. That's Gretchen and Tawanda Jones. That's Tawanda Jones. That's Tyrone West. That's Dr. Hebrew Brown and Jill P. Carter. You were the man she got to put in the work. I ain't Charlie Brown, I ain't the clown around town. You feel me? I'm not the clown around town. We're gonna say good night to racism, and hello to freedom. On the 2021 Weaver Award winner, making a documentary about my life. From 1959 to 2026, 67 years on this earth. A Shorty documentary, and that's James Hammond. That's Bunts Jones from the Baltimore Sun. That's CBS, NBC, CBS, Fox 45, and Shorty. And that's Charles Gibson, World News the Night. And like I said, Monopoly, the money behind mass incarceration. That's Ray Lewis in me at his restaurant, and Blade, and Boom, and Mark Wolf. You feel me? That's me in the police department. That's me in the community with the kids with Shelley. And that's Steny Hoyer. That's quite East in Fomey. And that's November, 2023. Jim Jordan, the House Judiciary Committee, all right? Mr. Jordan, Dwayne Davis is a resident of the Maryland 7th Congressional District. It told you all I was making a documentary. That's quite East in Fomey. That's Governor Westmore. And that's Governor Hogan and me, and Mayor Pugh, and Boy Rutherford. These is footsteps for justice, mass incarceration in Maryland, Operation Graylord, Google Search the case in Chicago. We getting ready to do it in Baltimore. I named your judges, your lawyers, and politicians that participate in incarcerating our black community. The money behind mass incarceration. You feel me? The money behind mass incarceration right here. And Brook Learman got this. That's Brook Learman, the controller of Maryland. And I gave that to Zeecon last night, Operation Graylord.