TRANSCRIPT:
PATTI: You’ve been doing the show a lot. You’ve gone to a lot of different places. Last weekend you were in San Antonio. In the wake of the Ferguson non-indictment, and the ensuing civil protest, what has it been like to do the show? Has it even come up?
FANSHEN: Definitely. I have to say that scene with Winston. With my brother. It’s a whole different level of feeling, both for me and in the audience. And I got really angry. Particularly because I’ve witnessed police brutality against a family member, but also because I am just so constantly aware of race and racism in my life.
