Aight, so check it. Zayd Ayers Dohrn, son of Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, done dropped a book, 'Dangerous, Dirty, Violent, and Young: A Fugitive Family in the Revolutionary Underground.' Sounds wild, right? But hold up, let's keep it 100.

His folks was deep in the Weather Underground back in the day, tryna overthrow the government and all that. Bombin' buildings, runnin' from the feds – straight outta a movie. But peep this: these ain't no folks from the block. We talkin' privileged kids playin' revolution.

Zayd say he knew the FBI was chasin' 'em since he was little. His parents try to make it sound cool, like they Robin Hood or somethin'. But real talk, that's traumatizin' for a kid. Can't even imagine tryna explain that to the youngin'.

He call his mama a 'liberal, progressive, activist' who got radicalized by the assassinations of Black leaders and the Vietnam War. Aight, I feel that pain. But then she went and joined a group tryna blow stuff up? That ain't the way, fam.

The Weather Underground was plantin' bombs in empty police cars and the Pentagon. They say they gave warnings, but still – that's dangerous and ain't gonna solve nothin'. It's just gon' escalate things and make it harder for the rest of us.

His mama was on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list. That's a whole different level of mess. Then she turned herself in, did a little time, and became a lawyer. His daddy got a doctorate. See what I mean about privilege?

Zayd talkin' 'bout the contradiction of his parents bein' revolutionaries and leavin' their kids behind. He right, that ain't easy. But at the end of the day, they landed on they feet. Most folks ain't that lucky.

Now he teachin' at Northwestern and got a podcast. Meanwhile, folks in my community still fightin' just to survive. It's like, they get to write books and tell they story, but what about the rest of us?

The book title from a Jefferson Airplane song, 'We are all outlaws in the eyes of America.' I get the sentiment, but it ain't the same when you got a safety net to fall back on. When you rock bottom, you gotta claw yourself out with nothing but your nails. They ain't never dealt with that.

So yeah, Zayd's story is interestin', but let's not get it twisted. It's a story about privileged folks playin' revolution and then gettin' to tell the tale. The real revolution is survivin' every day in a system that's stacked against you. Keep it real, y'all.