“So, what you see is a new crop of candidates who aren’t just saying, ‘Oh, let’s wait and see and hope for the best,’” she said. “They’re saying, ‘Let’s begin the impeachment proceedings. Let’s fight for Medicare for All. Let’s go get ourselves a Green New Deal.’”Boylan is certainly one of those candidates.She has consistentlycalled out Rep. Nadler ’s first black female department head, she hasn’t always been comfortable with identity politics because it wasn’t something she grew up around. But now at a time in her life when she understands her place in the world and the change she wants to see, it has become more crucial than ever for her to use her experiences to connect with and galvanize other young women. Otherwise, it could mean more LGBTQIA spaces will be shut down, and yet another out-of-touch councilman will refuse to regulate crisis pregnancy centers that dissuade women from abortion. Boylan expressed frustration with how women in politics are often defined by men in leadership, whether it’s who they are challenging, or who they worked for. President Donald Trump shared an edited video of Democratic nominee Joe Biden that makes it appear as if the former vice president blasted N.W.A.’s “F*ck tha Police” from his phone. In reality, the clip is from Biden playing the song “Despacito” after being introduced at a Latinos for Biden event by that track’s singer, Luis Fonsi.Asdocumented by CNN reporter Sarah MuchaBiden waskicking off Latinx Heritage Month