about what you need to know about whistleblowing and "leaks." Amongst his titles, Kohn is an attorney at the law firm Kohn, Kohn and Colapinto — which specializes in the nation's whistleblower protection — a founder of theNational Whistleblower Centerand author of And between those milestones, Priyanka and Nick shared plenty of other precious moments. There were concerts in Singapore, romantic dates in Los Angeles, andflirty Twitter exchanges Oh, the first time I hung out with them. I realized, "Oh, these girls can f*cking skateboard." It was something I didn’t even realize until a few weeks ago and I reflected back at meeting them, just thinking, “These girls are really cute, I love it, I love how they’re trying to do this." But they’re doing it. They’ve been doing it for years. They have YouTube videos. They own it. And they’re not mean girls. I think that the whole mean girl thing is set up because there’s not that much space for girls, so they fight each other to get into that space.TV In 2016, I created the project “Unmasked Women.” I started thinking about my experiences coming into the U.K. I had been quite severely racially bullied when I was really young, [which] meant that I was constantly trying to erase elements of my culture, forcing my hair not to be natural, doing everything I could to fit into a culture that didn't want me to fit in. It had such a long-lasting effect in the way that I was navigating the creative industry after I graduated university. Pretty much every single job I've ever worked in, apart from the one that I created, I've been the only Black person and Black woman in all the organisations I've worked in. When I created “Unmasked Women,” it was really to push out some of the research that I found, and try to understand if our experiences in the U.K. [could] be linked to our mental health. I always imagine that Black Girl Fest was really just like a bigger version of what was created with “Unmasked Women.”TVI was listening to yourTED Talk