[RC one]

I know right. I actually had to do some research to figure out who the narrator was. This is her:

Funmilola Fagbamila is a Nigerian American scholar, activist, playwright and artist. She earned her B.A. in Sociology and Pan African Studies from Cal State LA in 2013. Having recently completed her graduate program at UCLA in Black Studies, Funmilola now serves as an adjunct professor of Pan African Studies at Cal State Los Angeles.

As an original member of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement she has been organizing with BLM since its inception in 2013. While Funmilola's artistry is multifaceted, including spoken word and hip hop, her current project, entitled The Intersection, is a stage play on the complexities of black identity, black radicalism, and what she has coined the “black liberation ego”.

In 2015, Funmilola was honored by the United States Congress and the Black Community, Clergy and Labor Alliance for her commendable activist scholarship, service and struggle. She frequently sits on community panels regarding police brutality, criminal justice and overall wellness in black communities; most recently presenting at a conference held by the UCLA School of Law.

What a fine American. /sarc

[Pecos]

In other words, her so-called intellectualism is a total farce. I understand what ACTUAL academic excellence looks like, and this ain't it.

Pecos, Ph.D

[Gay State Conservative]

A degree in “Pan African Studies”? Having done a fair amount of traveling in African I can guarantee that apart from some excellent game parks and some outstanding individual Africans with whom I've interacted there's not a lot about Africa that's worth knowing.