clear text

“We don’t need to ghost. We are better than that. Send a clear text, a voice note, call them … Just be clear.”

“We don’t need to ghost. We are better than that. Send a clear text, a voice note, call them … Just be clear.”

“We don’t need to ghost. We are better than that. Send a clear text, a voice note, call them … Just be clear.”

“We don’t need to ghost. We are better than that. Send a clear text, a voice note, call them … Just be clear.”

To have a Black woman read the clear text and purpose of the 14th Amendment and the Civil Rights Act of 1866 to a white man who claims disingenuously that it is racism to try to remediate racism is a simply extraordinary moment in constitutional history.