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L y-s-t or download the list app on the app store today. Hey y'all, it's Brittany. So I've easily been on like a thousand election related

calls this year and the calls are all pretty much the same right right? There's a lot of work and a lot of

talking fast, a lot of, you know, assigning tasks and planning action, but this past weekend,

this past weekend the calls were just different. I heard from black women who have been blazing trails for actual decades.

They started their careers before I was born a lot of them and

they are pure and complete legends. Legends. One of them actually shared that she never thought in almost 90 years on this earth, but she

actually lived to see this. A black South Asian woman elected vice president.

Y'all, it is so easy to get caught up

in the cynicism of the moment,

in the, you know, constant sniping of Twitter

and the Woker-Thou contests,

and folks are allowed to feel however they feel.

I'm not going to tell you how to move. But y'all, there are women still

walking this earth who drank from colored fountains, who integrated all white schools, who had milkkshakes doused on them for daring to sit at a segregated bunch counter.

Elders who had to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar or get their heads bashed in just to cast a ballot.

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