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considered innocent and less proven guilty in a court of law. Thank you so much for listening.

You think you know me, you don't know me well. Yeah. you so much for listening. We don't know anybody.

You've mentioned the word. We've mentioned the word symbolic quite a few times.

I think it just seems symbolic the day after the 4th of July to be wrapping up this part of

your storytelling journey and sharing your experiences.

You mentioned the word freedom many times throughout this season two.

I keep asking you, but like, how does that feel? I was talking to my kids about that yesterday.

As we were celebrating the Fourth of July holiday, we have a lot of very open conversations with

our kids about the history of America and our country. It's a mixed bag of emotion, certainly, especially with the recent

Supreme Court rulings, especially the ones that impact survivors directly. The Supreme Court

recently ruled on and some upcoming rulings that they'll be making impact domestic violence

victims and survivors, such as allowing

domestic violence offenders to own firearms, which we statistically know increases the rate that a woman

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