2 chapters across the catalog
A historical clip from the 1960s declares that Black Americans are "just about out of patience" with asking for humanity. Mo Facts reflects on how he thought he was past the era of state-sponsored discrimination, only to see it return via "vax cards" and mandates. He credits his "sixth sense" for allowing him to prepare for his job loss before it happened.
A discussion on the historical roots of American wealth reveals that families like the Roosevelts and institutions like Yale and Harvard were funded by the 19th-century opium trade. Mo Fax argues that while previous groups sold drugs to those "below" them, black Americans are at the "bottom of the bottom," selling drugs like fentanyl to their own community. He references *The Godfather* to illustrate this systemic hierarchy.
