The Context of White Supremacy welcomes Amanda Lanata. A native of Louisiana, Lanata works for the Louisiana Main Street program, which allegedly changes the way people think and conduct business in downtown and commercial areas. An investor wanted Gus to speak with Ms. Lanata, a White Woman, about the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi. Since this summer, the majority-black town has received global attention for recurring water failures which left black citizens in life-threatening danger. With this week's bomb cyclone and historically low temperatures across the northwestern hemisphere, pipes reportedly froze and burst in Jackson. We'll discuss this with Ms. Lanata, but we'll also make time to discuss her contribution to the Two Mississippi Museums project. Lanata was hired to help curate The Museum of Mississippi History and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. These institutes primarily tell the history of the state System of White Supremacy/Racism and the response from Victims like Fannie Lou Hamer and Medgar Evers. Just this summer, Gus T. read a critique of these Mississippi institutions in Suspected Racist Davis W. Houck's Black Bodies in the River. We'll see if she read this newly released study on the Magnolia state. Non-white people should be mindful that Lanata began working on this project as a note taker and moved her way up to being co-curator. #WhiteWelfare Non-white people should pay close attention to Mrs. Lanata's giggling as well as Gus's inspection of her September 2022 commentary with Suspected Racist Charles Marohn. This White Man said that if Jackson was an all White town, they would have the same water crisis. This is a flagrant lie, and Marohn did not mention a single city or town that has an 80% White population plagued similar water problems. #Katrina #Fragile INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 605.313.5164 CODE 564943#