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For me it was about, you know, I don't get a lot of mileage out of looking down on nobody.

I don't get a mileage, I don't get a mileage out of burn the bridges with people. I don't got out of miles, I gotta burn the bridges with people. I gotta mileage

out of being like, aren't I agree? To me it was more about, okay, I've gained some weight, how can I throw it around?

Right. And I think that to me was really important. It was about how can I help others, how can I build,

and I really sort of wanted the freedom to just try some shit. Hi, this is Deborah Messing. I'm an actress and social justice advocate.

I am And Donna Dayani, creator and co-founder of the nonpartisan movement, I am a voter.

So Mondana and I are best friends and activism is a huge part of our lives and who we are.

We're constantly inspired by the incredible work people are doing every day all over the world.

And then one day we realize something.

Most of these people had no intention of becoming heroes.

They're just accidental activists who knew something was not okay and chose to do something about it.

In this podcast we share the journeys of 20 of these dissenters who blew us away.

Based on Ruth Bader Ginsburg's iconic I descent

slogan, a dissenter is someone who stood up to an injustice or challenged the

status quo, someone who fought to build a better way.

This week we speak with the one and only Lena Wayth.

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