As a double major in journalism and Africana Studies, Tandanpolie has learned techniques for reporting and writing stories about people of color. But, she says, she has received little training to face the backlash that can come from doing so. “People definitely talked about harassment casually in my classes," Tandanpolie recalls, "but I can't say that I've been feasibly prepared for it.” the legend watch This wholesale reimagining of our public institutions will take political leadership willing to stand up for racial justice — not just after national outcries, but always. Take my election, for example. My competition in the Democratic Primary could not even be bothered to pay lip service to racial justice before protests broke out in New York on May 28. In a field of seven candidates, I was the only one to have a criminal-justice reform policy plan before protests began. My opponents who are sitting New York State legislators did not support police-reform bills, including the repeal of 50-a, until after the protests early this month. the legend watch And in Chicago over the weekend, one Twitter user spotted some signs on a street post directed toward Christine, Deborah, Anita, and survivors everywhere.Twitter contentView on TwitterGet theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: the legend watch then be sure to tell us what you think down in the comments! the legend watch
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