“The problem with silence is that it can’t speak up and say why it’s silent. And so silence collects, becomes amplified… and eventually this silence passes over into forgetting.” It’s more urgent than ever to claim our voice, to represent ourselves on our own terms with what we know to be true and authentic, to not allow discrimination to silence us any longer. It’s up to us to take those scary first steps in order to continue to normalize our experiences and fight for the respect and acceptance our community deserves through sharing our stories. It’s unbelievable that it’s already been a year since your death, but perhaps that’s because the nation didn’t learn who you were until months later — something that happens too often after Black people are shot and killed, particularly by police. We learned of your death and took to the streets, social media, and any other platform we could to say your name and tell your story. According to the outlet, police aren't reaching out to Cardi B or her fiancé, Offset from the group Migos, yet for interviews, but do want to speak with the three men.Arnold, who has previously been referred toas a paparazzoand afreelance photographer on her backside — much like her character Rachel Berry did on the show.Related: