's 10th anniversary, but she's about to embark on a whole new adventure with a new TV show:Powerless, ” the South has “been a key site of struggle between forces seeking to impose fascist rule and forces seeking the revolutionary reconstruction of society.” It has been the “location of the most intense repression, exploitation, and reaction directed toward Africans Americans as well as Native Americans and working people generally.” Ideally, we want to spark a dialogue about race and its depiction in the fashion industry. We understand this announcement is provocative, but that's kind of the whole point. If it makes you feel uncomfortable or outraged, then tell us why. Ultimately, I would like for people to talk about this issue with the same passion that has led to the success of other key movements in our time, such as marriage equality and Time’s Up. These areall Black women such as Washington, D.C.’s Muriel Bowser and Atlanta’s Keisha Lance Bottoms have emerged as rising stars in the Democratic Party, reflective of the historical lineage of Black women in politics. Andrew Gillum and Stacey Abrams, former gubernatorial candidates in their respective states of Florida and Georgia, shifted political perceptions about the changing tides in the region's politics; their campaigns highlighted the issues of voter suppression and disenfranchisement among Black voters in the South.Jaime Harrison