Yes. So to make the argument about institutional racism, there's a couple ways you can read this. When people say systemic racism or institutional racism, I usually ask them to be a little more specific in what they mean, because there are a few ways you can read that. One is history has impact. Of course that's true, right? That's true for everybody. It's true in your family history. If you have a grandfather who went to prison on a particular charge, that leads to poverty for your parents, which led to more poverty for you. People have histories. Those histories are embedded in their life experiences. And that's true for societies as well. All of that is for sure true. Then there's the question as to whether the institutions today are racist. And that's not quite the same thing, right? Because history has consequences is not the same thing as saying the rules today are racist, because the rules today are not racist. Actually, the rules today are quite not racist. So.