The transcript discusses an event in Columbia, Missouri where they celebrated diversity with their annual Columbia Values Diversity celebration. Awards were given out, including one to an individual named Kenneth Freeman and another to an organization called Missouri Jobs with Justice. The speaker expresses skepticism towards the organization’s statement about a group of wealthy white people trying to keep others divided.
Are you a racist? I mean, you can't answer that if you don't know the definition of a racist. Right? Last week, Columbia, Missouri celebrated diversity. They had their annual Columbia Values Diversity celebration. That's what they call it. And they gave out awards at the celebration. One went to an individual. His name is Kenneth Freeman. Congratulations, Mr. Freeman. I'm sure it's well-deserved. Another was given to an organization called Missouri Jobs with Justice. I don't know what that is. On their website, you'll find out things like they say, together we win tangible victories for all working people, black, brown, and white. But if you look further on what they're about, it says, and this is quoting their website, there's a small group of wealthy white people working to keep the rest of us divided so they can call the shots. Well, I'm sure there are people trying to keep the rest of the people down. I don't know what color they are. I know what kind of bastards they are, but that's amazing. You guys know that it's, and it's not many colors, it's just white. And that's coming from a group that you just, Columbia, gave an award to for valuing diversity. Okay. Okay.