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The Majority Report asked me to select a clip for their show tomorrow honoring Michael on what would have been his 41st birthday on August 13th. They also asked me to write a little bit about why I selected the video I did and I wanted to share that writing as well as the full video with you all. So here goes.

There are so many videos of Michael laughing so hard that he can barely speak and I'm grateful to have every single one of them. When I watch them I love to see the joy on his face and it feels like we are hanging out, cracking each other up. But the videos I might cherish the most are from the last year of his life. They are the recording of the Mill Series he hosted at Lafayette College, the event that his “it’s not complicated" clip is from, and his last live stream from July 16, 2020. In these two videos I feel his deep love and compassion as he talks to his audience. And I see the even more clear and confident man he was growing into. He feels unstoppable in the videos to me. And his words, especially at the end of the last live stream, which is the clip I selected for today, make me feel safe. Like he has a plan and all of this human inflicted hell and suffering will end and we will all be ok. I love you Michael! Happy birthday! Free Palestine!

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MICHAEL BROOKS LAST LIVE STREAM - More Relevant Now Than Ever

Over the last month a lot of people have discovered Michael's work for the first time. We wanted to share his last livestream from July 16 2020 with everyone who's just now finding his work, welcome! So much of what he was working on and synthesizing feels more important than ever to be thinking about and developing. Let's pick up where Michael left us. Orginal full-length stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdnKbk-aNps To learn about The Michael Brooks Legacy Project visit: https://www.patreon.com/TMBS

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Thanks Lisha for keeping his legacy alive! We miss him, his voice and his many gifts.