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Um, first of all, I just, you, you have a smolder face that you make. There it is right there.

I've been told, I've been told some people call it a smirk. Some people call it a smolder, you know.

Can I tell you honestly when it comes from is that, you know, just being a black woman,

obviously everything about us is police, and weaponized. Yeah.

And I'm a very, I'm a true Aquarius. So I'm very introspective, like very in my head.

And so I would always have this furrowed brow. Like I've asked since I was a kid.

And so as I was, you know, coming up as a city counselor now in Congress,

when people would take a photo, it would become like a permanent stock photo,

me with this furrowed brow and make it like I'm angry when I was just being like,

I'll present in the event, you know, just affected by what I'm hearing.

And so then I said, okay, well, I don't want to stand there and just smile.

You know, just spontaneously. You see people do that, right?

When they get in the interview, and it's because I was on the reel.

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