The Aura of a Black Person

Sean R Anthony: I think the intimidation comes from two parts, man. One, our people get intimidated about the thing that we thought we had to do, but because we're not doing it, it's intimidating. The only time we see a black person who does not co-switch and they make a lot of money, they either want to do things, they're drug dealer or they're happening. So now when we see someone who's black with money, who never co-switched, you go, dang, that's dangerous. You're dangerous. That's how I've always interpreted,. But that's also why right now I'm working on a book called Effie

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