All right, that brings us to the fourth box. That's the main tool that we're going to be using today. It was created by the Center for story based strategy, as well as the other organizations listed on the screen. And really, this tool relies a lot on what Nadia just went over, these underlying assumptions beneath our stories, and these kind of new radical ways of looking at things. So again, here's another example of equality versus equity. You know, this is pretty similar to that first video, right? And then we decided to play with this a little bit, so we added a third box, and that here is liberation. What if the fence wasn't there at all? We use the fence as an example of an underlying assumption. Just because the fence is there in the photo, we don't really think about, you know, can we take it out? It doesn't need to be there. Who put it there? And the fourth box is all about challenging those assumptions to then envision a radical future. So that's how we got the idea to add the next box. Because even though liberation, obviously is an improvement on equity, we wanted to think even beyond that. What comes after liberation? What can we imagine that is, you know, a totally radical invitation to our audience. So we ended up putting this out there as a tool and soliciting some ideas from folks who played with it. So these were a few of the submissions that we got. Instead of liberation, we have inclusion, where now they're not just watching the baseball game. They're playing the baseball game. We also got an example to show reality. So instead of assuming that everyone is standing on equal footing or everyone has one box to stand on, we illustrated the reality that some people might be both tall and have a lot of boxes, while other people might be starting actually from below the ground in the real world. And so these are just some ways you could play with it, both to imagine kind of something better and something maybe more realistic out in the world. Then we you know, that got us thinking what came before the first box. So we added box zero. And, you know, again, we think about the fence. We think about the underlying assumptions. Who put the fence there, who built the baseball stadium, all of those things. So when we started thinking about the the box zero, initially, this was kind of what we came up with. We started kind of in a linear fashion, going from reality to equality to equity to liberation and then inclusion, you know, kind of slow improvements over time. That tends to be kind of the status quo narrative in America, right? But, you know, then it kind of occurred to us that that's actually reinforcing an assumption in itself. And so we rethought that if we go to the next slide, we wanted to think about again, like how. Did that fence get there in the first place? So if you want to click on that, we realized that someone built it right. So before there was this reality of total inequality, there actually was a more equal time in nature, before capitalism intervened before oppression, oligarchs, all of those things intervened, right? So we started from instead liberation, and then that made it so much clearer in the second and third box, that equality and equity as we conceive of them are actually not all that radical, right? And you know, again, here are we just returning to box zero at the end? Are we thinking beyond what you know, maybe is the natural order without these oppressive structures, what can we build that's even better than liberation? So it's a pretty fun tool to mess around with. We're going to invite folks first to do a solo reflection time. We're going to give you about 10 minutes. We want you to just play with this a little bit. I invite you to think about, you know, which box represents your work in your campaign, while we might want to aim for liberation or something more. You know, often we are having to kind of work piecemeal. We might be having to advocate for equality or advocate for equity. So where is your work currently? Also think about what is the current reality? Is the current reality equality or equity, or is it, you know, that other illustration of reality where people are below the ground? We also want you to think, what's the fence in the issue that you're working on? What is the assumption that's kind of undergirding everything. And what did someone build to get where you are today? And finally, the fourth box. What would the fourth box look like after your fence is removed? And what might you need to get there? What is the really radical future? Again, not just liberation, not just something that's better. What is the most radical idea you can think of that would might help inspire your audience. Could be a very long term vision, but that's what we're kind of looking for here. So we'll send you for a few minutes to go work on this, and then we'll move into small groups.