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A swatting call. A bulletproof vest. A 12-year-old asking why. Here's why it mattered that a Supreme Court justice said the quiet part out loud.
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A swatting call. A bulletproof vest. A 12-year-old asking why. Here's why it mattered that a Supreme Court justice said the quiet part out loud.
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Michelle Obama sat down with Keke Palmer at Essence Fest and said the quiet part out loud: your worth was never up for someone else's vote.
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