As the bus approached its destination, Kiazolu worked with Hawk Newsome, cofounder of Black Lives Matter of Greater New York and Chivona’s brother, to send out press releases, fine-tune their speeches, discuss social media strategies, and rehearse chants with the group. In between sending emails, Kiazolu and Chivona Newsome talked about what Kiazolu wanted her platform to look like when she runs for president in 2036. he showed his support for the organization alongside his daughters, Ashley and Carley. “It’s a personal issue to me. I raised two daughters by myself and there are certain things that young girls just don’t talk to their dads about and reproductive rights are one of them,” Sisolak tellsTeen Vogue trekked out to Montauk, New York, with some special guests in tow: thirteen kids from the Fresh Air Fund, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan that sends inner-city children to summer camp and getaways with host families. They couldn't wait to spend a day dancing with one of their biggest idols. And as a lasting memento? Zac gave personal autographs to each of them!HIS FAVORITE THINGSThe actor loves the movie21 are known for dissuading women from going through with an abortionWith a6-3 conservative majority in the Supreme Courtand major caseschallengingRoe v. Wadeon their docket