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When I was in India, you know as soon as we got on the metro, it was just like all eyes

on me. To be young and to be a black woman and to feel unseen for so

much of my life and not really noticing that I was unseen to just kind of be thrust in a place

where you are.

You're already different in the United States, but it's like, you know, people just look

past you and here everyone is looking at you and so there was just so much more going on in my head so much more chatter at the same time you can be free in a different country There's something that happens mentally

that allows you to also become a different person

and think about all the different ways that you can be.

While I was there, Beyonce's self-tidal visual album had just come out. I had

gone to the cafe because they had faster internet than I had at home and I had downloaded

the whole album and then I came home and I walked straight into my room, got on my bed and opened up my laptop and then hit play and it was just it was something that I had been missing that I didn't even know I missed, you know?

And it was like the colors and the dancing and the music and just, it was a feeling of inspiration. I felt so much power and

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