How the U.S. Military Used Armed Force to Take Over the WorldStay up-to-date with the politics team.Sign up for theTeen VogueTakeUpdated on Oct. 30 at 3:20 p.m.RiverdalestarLili Reinhart “I just felt that the questions were not just for Dr. Ford,” Leckey, who is now running for Massachusetts Representative Joseph Kennedy III’s seat, continued. “It was for everyone who [is] a survivor. I felt like that’s an experience that has happened in different forms in my life, where I wasn’t believed or [was] asked to be quiet or dismissed…as if I was assumed to be a liar. It was like I was living through her experience.” that included race-based scrutiny at airports and no-fly lists, and bias-based profiling in the name of national security. “He would go to far remote schools in the farms and speak with girls’ families about the importance of making sure their girls go to school and that it feeds back into farming and sustainability work,” Leckey said. “I always carried that with me.”