Leckey proudly identifies as many things: millennial mom, wife, immigrant, survivor, Democratic socialist, racial and social justice activist, and Wall Street regulator. She was born in Morocco, the daughter of a public school teacher and farmer. When her father died of a stroke when she was 13 years old, she carried with her the advocacy she learned from him. Since 2002, nearly 800 men have passed through Guantánamo. Nearly all of them have been held without charge or trial. Bush’sdefense secretary Donald Rumsfeld Look out for Leckey in 2020 — you’re going to see a lot more of her.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: “I just felt that the questions were not just for Dr. Ford,” Leckey, who is now running for Massachusetts Representative Joseph Kennedy III’s seat, continued. “It was for everyone who [is] a survivor. I felt like that’s an experience that has happened in different forms in my life, where I wasn’t believed or [was] asked to be quiet or dismissed…as if I was assumed to be a liar. It was like I was living through her experience.”