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We filmed the glue last week. With the interview complete, we finalized the script for cohosts Daniel Morrison (left) and Sùle Greg C. Wilson (right). And then we filmed them saying it. Here, they're at Motram Airfield, where the Tuskegee Airmen took to the skies to fight Nazis.

From there, we went to Tuskegee proper, and learned how to 'preserve' confederate statues that the state refuses to remove and place somewhere safe. It is shameful to memorialize a legacy of brutality and treason.

Before Tuskegee, we filmed at Mississippi Civil Rights Museum in Jackson.

After filming at the museum, we paid our respects to Medgar Evers. We met Charles Taylor, head of Mississippi NAACP, who explained the series of events the day a KKKoward shot a hero in the back and ran away when the neighbor fired back.

And before so that, we went to a (very red) recording studio in Robertsdale, Alabama called Red Room Sound Studio to get the final cut on The Ballad of Mr. Plessy, an original song written by Sùle G. C. Wilson for this film.