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Caption : Who’s that girllll? It’s Jess!
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Caption : Who’s that girllll? It’s Jess!
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Caption : Who’s that girllll? It’s Jess!
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Caption : Who’s that girllll? It’s Jess!
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Caption : 👋
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Caption : Fine!! These are from 3 months ago! I confess!!
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Caption : Fine!! These are from 3 months ago! I confess!!
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Caption : Fine!! These are from 3 months ago! I confess!!
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Caption : Fine!! These are from 3 months ago! I confess!!
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Caption : Fine!! These are from 3 months ago! I confess!!
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Caption : Fine!! These are from 3 months ago! I confess!!
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Caption : THE original double-decker hamburger?!
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Caption : THE original double-decker hamburger?!
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Caption : 🌀🌀🌀
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Caption : Staring intensely and then smiling joyfully for @elleusa ! 🌠Thank you @poloralphlauren @elleusa #HollywoodRising #PoloRLStyle
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Caption : Staring intensely and then smiling joyfully for @elleusa ! 🌠Thank you @poloralphlauren @elleusa #HollywoodRising #PoloRLStyle
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Caption : Staring intensely and then smiling joyfully for @elleusa ! 🌠Thank you @poloralphlauren @elleusa #HollywoodRising #PoloRLStyle
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Caption : Police brutality and abuse of power is a global issue. Last night, several Nigerians exercising their right to peacefully protest lost their lives at the hands of SARS, a tyrannical federal organization that violates the civil rights of its citizens. As fellow human beings, we owe the Nigerian people our empathy, solidarity, and efforts to spread awareness and get informed. #ENDSARS 🇳🇬 Resources: ( https://www.wsj.com/articles/nigeria-protests-whats-happening-and-why-are-people-demonstrating-11603277989 ) ( https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2020/10/nigeria-authorities-repeatedly-failing-to-tackle-impunity-enjoyed-by-notorious-sars-police-unit/ ) ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/10/13/sake-democracy-nigerias-endsars-campaign-against-police-brutality-must-prevail/ ) *** @feminist.co is accepting donations and providing daily reports as to how international contributions are helping Nigerian citizens and protesters!! Photo by @stephen.tayo
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Caption : New episode out tonight! One of my favorites!!? *9/8c on The CW — It may just be airing in your time zone right now…📺
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Caption : The “Adultification” of Black Girls. Adultification Bias refers to the perception of black girls as more adult-like and less innocent than their white counterparts. Why does the “adultcification” of black girls matter? -To counter inequality we must begin internally, by analyzing how we perceive other humans (black girls in this instance) and if that perception is fair or pervaded with subconscious bias. -Georgetown Law sites adultification, or the perception of Black girls as less innocent, as a potential contributing factor to the disproportionate rates of punitive treatment in the education and juvenile justice systems for Black girls. -Acknowledging internal prejudices and inappropriate perceptions of black girls is a step towards confronting and dismantling the deep-rooted manifestation of implicit bias against young women of color. -Researches suggests that adultification may play a role in the child welfare system; Authorities in this system who view Black girls as more independent and less needing of nurture and protection may assign them different placement or treatment plans from their white girl counterparts. -To quote Girl Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childhood, “Ultimately, adultification is a form of dehumanization, robbing Black children of the very essence of what makes childhood distinct from all other developmental periods: innocence.” Some instances are less overt. I speak to this from personal experience, having encountered variants of adultification myself. Most prominently is my experience with disproportionate objectification on tv sets; having to wear less makeup and more layers, as compared to young girls who are not POC, because I was looked at as “more mature” and “less innocent”. I share this in hopes that, if any other young black/poc girls out there who stumble upon this ‘post’ have experienced adultification bias now feel less alone, and as importantly… that their feelings in regard to experiencing this type of prejudice are valid. Xx
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Caption : The “Adultification” of Black Girls. Adultification Bias refers to the perception of black girls as more adult-like and less innocent than their white counterparts. Why does the “adultcification” of black girls matter? -To counter inequality we must begin internally, by analyzing how we perceive other humans (black girls in this instance) and if that perception is fair or pervaded with subconscious bias. -Georgetown Law sites adultification, or the perception of Black girls as less innocent, as a potential contributing factor to the disproportionate rates of punitive treatment in the education and juvenile justice systems for Black girls. -Acknowledging internal prejudices and inappropriate perceptions of black girls is a step towards confronting and dismantling the deep-rooted manifestation of implicit bias against young women of color. -Researches suggests that adultification may play a role in the child welfare system; Authorities in this system who view Black girls as more independent and less needing of nurture and protection may assign them different placement or treatment plans from their white girl counterparts. -To quote Girl Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childhood, “Ultimately, adultification is a form of dehumanization, robbing Black children of the very essence of what makes childhood distinct from all other developmental periods: innocence.” Some instances are less overt. I speak to this from personal experience, having encountered variants of adultification myself. Most prominently is my experience with disproportionate objectification on tv sets; having to wear less makeup and more layers, as compared to young girls who are not POC, because I was looked at as “more mature” and “less innocent”. I share this in hopes that, if any other young black/poc girls out there who stumble upon this ‘post’ have experienced adultification bias now feel less alone, and as importantly… that their feelings in regard to experiencing this type of prejudice are valid. Xx
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Caption : The “Adultification” of Black Girls. Adultification Bias refers to the perception of black girls as more adult-like and less innocent than their white counterparts. Why does the “adultcification” of black girls matter? -To counter inequality we must begin internally, by analyzing how we perceive other humans (black girls in this instance) and if that perception is fair or pervaded with subconscious bias. -Georgetown Law sites adultification, or the perception of Black girls as less innocent, as a potential contributing factor to the disproportionate rates of punitive treatment in the education and juvenile justice systems for Black girls. -Acknowledging internal prejudices and inappropriate perceptions of black girls is a step towards confronting and dismantling the deep-rooted manifestation of implicit bias against young women of color. -Researches suggests that adultification may play a role in the child welfare system; Authorities in this system who view Black girls as more independent and less needing of nurture and protection may assign them different placement or treatment plans from their white girl counterparts. -To quote Girl Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childhood, “Ultimately, adultification is a form of dehumanization, robbing Black children of the very essence of what makes childhood distinct from all other developmental periods: innocence.” Some instances are less overt. I speak to this from personal experience, having encountered variants of adultification myself. Most prominently is my experience with disproportionate objectification on tv sets; having to wear less makeup and more layers, as compared to young girls who are not POC, because I was looked at as “more mature” and “less innocent”. I share this in hopes that, if any other young black/poc girls out there who stumble upon this ‘post’ have experienced adultification bias now feel less alone, and as importantly… that their feelings in regard to experiencing this type of prejudice are valid. Xx
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Caption : The “Adultification” of Black Girls. Adultification Bias refers to the perception of black girls as more adult-like and less innocent than their white counterparts. Why does the “adultcification” of black girls matter? -To counter inequality we must begin internally, by analyzing how we perceive other humans (black girls in this instance) and if that perception is fair or pervaded with subconscious bias. -Georgetown Law sites adultification, or the perception of Black girls as less innocent, as a potential contributing factor to the disproportionate rates of punitive treatment in the education and juvenile justice systems for Black girls. -Acknowledging internal prejudices and inappropriate perceptions of black girls is a step towards confronting and dismantling the deep-rooted manifestation of implicit bias against young women of color. -Researches suggests that adultification may play a role in the child welfare system; Authorities in this system who view Black girls as more independent and less needing of nurture and protection may assign them different placement or treatment plans from their white girl counterparts. -To quote Girl Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childhood, “Ultimately, adultification is a form of dehumanization, robbing Black children of the very essence of what makes childhood distinct from all other developmental periods: innocence.” Some instances are less overt. I speak to this from personal experience, having encountered variants of adultification myself. Most prominently is my experience with disproportionate objectification on tv sets; having to wear less makeup and more layers, as compared to young girls who are not POC, because I was looked at as “more mature” and “less innocent”. I share this in hopes that, if any other young black/poc girls out there who stumble upon this ‘post’ have experienced adultification bias now feel less alone, and as importantly… that their feelings in regard to experiencing this type of prejudice are valid. Xx
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Caption : The ‘Kamloops Indian Residential School’ in 1937. You might be thinking, what is a residential school? The residential school system was a network of mandatory boarding schools across The United States, Canada, and Australia meant to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children into western society by stripping them of their native language, traditions and culture. The last of which only closed as recent as 1996. The children at these schools were mistreated, abused, and assaulted, enduring physical and phycological harm. In Canada, between 1863 and 1996, more than 150,000 indigenous children were taken from their families and placed in these schools, a large number of which never returned home. Just a month ago, on May 28th, representatives of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Nation reported finding the remains of 215 children that were buried at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School that is pictured above. Just a few weeks later, on June 24, the Cowessess First Nation announced that up to 751 unmarked graves were detected at the site of the Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan. Then, on June 30 members of the Ktunaxa Nation, revealed that another 182 unmarked graves holding children’s remains was uncovered at the site of the former St. Eugene’s Mission School. Over 1,000 indigenous children, now unidentifiable, because of abhorrent neglect. We cannot leave these truths, no matter how shameful and despicable, unspoken. The cultural genocide of Indigenous people was directly funded and inflicted by western governments, through these residential “schools”. To move forward progressively in the fight for BIPOC justice, history and its everlasting impact, must be acknowledged. Please make time to independently research the extent of atrocities committed against indigenous peoples as a result of western colonialism — Swipe for resources! 🌱
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Caption : The ‘Kamloops Indian Residential School’ in 1937. You might be thinking, what is a residential school? The residential school system was a network of mandatory boarding schools across The United States, Canada, and Australia meant to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children into western society by stripping them of their native language, traditions and culture. The last of which only closed as recent as 1996. The children at these schools were mistreated, abused, and assaulted, enduring physical and phycological harm. In Canada, between 1863 and 1996, more than 150,000 indigenous children were taken from their families and placed in these schools, a large number of which never returned home. Just a month ago, on May 28th, representatives of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Nation reported finding the remains of 215 children that were buried at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School that is pictured above. Just a few weeks later, on June 24, the Cowessess First Nation announced that up to 751 unmarked graves were detected at the site of the Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan. Then, on June 30 members of the Ktunaxa Nation, revealed that another 182 unmarked graves holding children’s remains was uncovered at the site of the former St. Eugene’s Mission School. Over 1,000 indigenous children, now unidentifiable, because of abhorrent neglect. We cannot leave these truths, no matter how shameful and despicable, unspoken. The cultural genocide of Indigenous people was directly funded and inflicted by western governments, through these residential “schools”. To move forward progressively in the fight for BIPOC justice, history and its everlasting impact, must be acknowledged. Please make time to independently research the extent of atrocities committed against indigenous peoples as a result of western colonialism — Swipe for resources! 🌱
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Caption : The ‘Kamloops Indian Residential School’ in 1937. You might be thinking, what is a residential school? The residential school system was a network of mandatory boarding schools across The United States, Canada, and Australia meant to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children into western society by stripping them of their native language, traditions and culture. The last of which only closed as recent as 1996. The children at these schools were mistreated, abused, and assaulted, enduring physical and phycological harm. In Canada, between 1863 and 1996, more than 150,000 indigenous children were taken from their families and placed in these schools, a large number of which never returned home. Just a month ago, on May 28th, representatives of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Nation reported finding the remains of 215 children that were buried at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School that is pictured above. Just a few weeks later, on June 24, the Cowessess First Nation announced that up to 751 unmarked graves were detected at the site of the Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan. Then, on June 30 members of the Ktunaxa Nation, revealed that another 182 unmarked graves holding children’s remains was uncovered at the site of the former St. Eugene’s Mission School. Over 1,000 indigenous children, now unidentifiable, because of abhorrent neglect. We cannot leave these truths, no matter how shameful and despicable, unspoken. The cultural genocide of Indigenous people was directly funded and inflicted by western governments, through these residential “schools”. To move forward progressively in the fight for BIPOC justice, history and its everlasting impact, must be acknowledged. Please make time to independently research the extent of atrocities committed against indigenous peoples as a result of western colonialism — Swipe for resources! 🌱
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Caption : @DIOR @DIORBEAUTY 🎀💐🎟️ #MissDiorParfum #LoveOutLoud
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Caption : @DIOR @DIORBEAUTY 🎀💐🎟️ #MissDiorParfum #LoveOutLoud
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Caption : @DIOR @DIORBEAUTY 🎀💐🎟️ #MissDiorParfum #LoveOutLoud
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : Last month, I was invited to co-host the White House Youth Policy Summit alongside @sixtocancel, where 80 young community leaders from across the nation attended and spoke directly to policymakers about how federal programs and policies can be improved to better serve the lives and communities of young people. I left D.C. feeling an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the young advocates I met (several of whom are tagged in this post) whose advocacy for adolescent and human rights is compounded with exhaustion and fatigue from pushing against systems that are characteristically stubborn. I feel strongly that our most pervasive enemy this election cycle will be the current of apathy that’s surged among us in the face of an increasingly discouraging political landscape. I get it. It’s bleak. However, my time at the WH Youth Policy Summit reminded me that indifference is costly. If you don’t pay the price directly, someone in your community will. My personal belief is that we owe it to ourselves, to the thousands of young advocates across the nation championing children and adolescent interests, and to our brothers and sisters with less access – domestic and international – whose lives quite literally depend on it, to VOTE thoughtfully this November with *progress* in mind where perfection fails. Being among dozens of fellow brown, black, AAPI, and Native young people in historic buildings and institutions where we wouldn’t have been welcomed with such warmth and attentiveness just a handful of decades prior, I couldn’t help but feel both immensely proud and deeply wounded. It’s precisely this friction between marveling over how far we’ve come and resentment for where we’ve been that stokes my internal fire for progressive change. I want to ensure a more peaceful world for those I know and love, those I don’t yet, and those who will succeed us all – Just as my predecessors did for me. I implore you to lean into your fire. Equity, peace, and freedom from subjugation require perpetual maintenance, but they’re evergreen principles that will always be worth fighting for.
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Caption : @horrornights #UniversalHHN #ad So many loves of my life in this post…
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Caption : @horrornights #UniversalHHN #ad So many loves of my life in this post…
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Caption : @horrornights #UniversalHHN #ad So many loves of my life in this post…
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Caption : @horrornights #UniversalHHN #ad So many loves of my life in this post…
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Caption : @horrornights #UniversalHHN #ad So many loves of my life in this post…
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Caption : A couple of nights ago with @DiorBeauty @Dior #JadoreDior :’)) #FlowersAreGold
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Caption : A couple of nights ago with @DiorBeauty @Dior #JadoreDior :’)) #FlowersAreGold
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Caption : A couple of nights ago with @DiorBeauty @Dior #JadoreDior :’)) #FlowersAreGold
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Caption : #LUCKYCHANCEDINER ⭐️🎰⭐️ Thank you @chanelofficial @welovecoco What a joy!!!
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Caption : #LUCKYCHANCEDINER ⭐️🎰⭐️ Thank you @chanelofficial @welovecoco What a joy!!!
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Caption : There is no Robin without Chelsey! In retrospect, we should’ve taken advantage of being mistaken for each other at work…@chelly.pop you are a dream and a star ❤️
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Caption : There is no Robin without Chelsey! In retrospect, we should’ve taken advantage of being mistaken for each other at work…@chelly.pop you are a dream and a star ❤️
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Caption : There is no Robin without Chelsey! In retrospect, we should’ve taken advantage of being mistaken for each other at work…@chelly.pop you are a dream and a star ❤️
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Caption : There is no Robin without Chelsey! In retrospect, we should’ve taken advantage of being mistaken for each other at work…@chelly.pop you are a dream and a star ❤️
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Caption : There is no Robin without Chelsey! In retrospect, we should’ve taken advantage of being mistaken for each other at work…@chelly.pop you are a dream and a star ❤️
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Caption : TONIGHT! :’o 🦇⚔️🦉🌠 9/8c! Declarations of syrupy gratitude to come…
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Caption : TONIGHT! :’o 🦇⚔️🦉🌠 9/8c! Declarations of syrupy gratitude to come…
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Caption : I ❤️ Coco!! And @patidubroff ‘s magic touch!! Thank you @welovecoco @chanel.beauty :’)
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Caption : I ❤️ Coco!! And @patidubroff ‘s magic touch!! Thank you @welovecoco @chanel.beauty :’)
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Caption : 👋
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : :’) @392_mikuni is a brilliant artist who turned us into comic book characters again. I’m floored!! Zoom in, look at the details, stay awhile… :O Episodes 103, 104, and 105 of Gotham Knights are depicted here (and available to stream on The CW or @hbomax *wink wink*)
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Caption : Thank you @Dior 🍒 Wishing a very happy Gris Dior Launch to those who celebrate 🍒@diorbeauty #dareingrisdior
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