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Something that I've seen a lot of comments on people posting Black Lives Matter stuff is like,

oh, don't make it political. And I'm like, everything that they were doing before was also

political. It's just that it doesn't, it doesn't make you uncomfortable. I think the thing that

people want to want to comment is like, don't make me uncomfortable. That's what they mean

when they say don't make this political. That's what they mean when they say don't make this play school. That was Michaela Loach, a climate justice activist, co-host of the Yikes

podcast and medical student based in Edinburgh. Her work focuses on making activism spaces

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