Exactly. Exactly. The answer is kind of yes, except that the NBA is not racist because obviously it benefits black people. Right? I mean, now the NBA is not racist, except it's because it's a meritocracy. It's the reason the NBA is not racist. But Robin DiAngelo and Kendi both suggest that meritocracy is an aspect of whiteness. They say that meritocracy and individual are aspects of whiteness because these institutions, things like meritocracy and individualism, and not seeing people's colors, these just reinforce hierarchies that end with disparate outcomes. And so what they say is, in order to be anti racist, you have to want to tear down the entire system. They literally say this. I'm not really. I know that. I'm not misidentifying the argument, because, again, I've read their books. The basic notion that to be anti racist, you have to tear down free markets or you have to tear down free speech, or you have to. And what that means is, of course, that anytime there's rioting and looting, that's really just an expression of outrage at the broader american system. And so it justifies that sort of stuff. This is why you saw Nicole Hannah Jones, the de facto editor of the New York Times 1619 Project lady, tweeting out that she appreciated that people were calling these the 1619 riots. Because once you say America is rooted in slavery and rooted in evil and a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad place, then robbing a shop is just the latest iteration of you fighting the system.