It took a few years, but in May of 2016, I finally got the money necessary for my DACA in the most amazing and humbling way. All of my high school teachers pitched in and collected all $480 needed to submit my DACA application, and donated it to me. It was an act of kindness that, even to this day, brings tears to my eyes. But one name not even on that list has risen to the top of speculation already, but there are others in the mix. Among some of the most commonly speculated-about names, some key themes emerge: They are all women who are quite young (relatively speaking) compared to current Supreme Court Justices, and many of them have ties to powerful conservative legal groups. Here’s what we know about the women Trump could be considering for RBG’s seat.Amy Coney BarrettCiting unnamed sources,Axios reported last year One particular post combatted the all-too-common response of “All Lives Matter,” where Billie used a couple of analogies to explain why that response is truly nonsensical. “Right now, right in this moment, we have to address hundreds of years of oppression of black people,” she wrote in all caps. “The slogan of #BlackLivesMatter does not mean that other lives don’t. It’s calling attention to the fact that society clearly thinks that black lives don’t f*cking matter!!!! And they f*cking do!!!”Instagram contentView on InstagramAva DuVernay says she’d “like to say [she’d be a] doctor,” but isn’t sure she’d have the focus for it. “I’d probably be like, an out-of-work doctor trying to illegally operate on people.”