Too often the rage about police violence is concentrated and fleeting. The broader conversation only lasts a short period of time. Maybe it’s days. Maybe weeks. Maybe months if we are lucky. But for us, it’s different. As young Black women, we hold your story in everything we do. We see you and your dreams in ourselves. well. (#KanTay2020, anyone?) And she has rarely given us reason to think that she hasn't been honest about her alignments (or friendships, or relationships). But everything that has happened in the past few weeks — the seemingly amicable split with Calvin Harris that turned acrimonious; the paparazzi haven of a relationship with Tom Hiddleston; the invention and swift deletion of Nils Sjöberg on "This Is What You Came For;" and now Kim Kardashian's video — is enough to make anyone wonder if there's another side to Taylor than she’s led us to believe. Law enforcement associations fund candidates and get what they pay for. They are only able to trade in fear and intimidation because they hold the purse strings. We can break their control over our political process by simply saying, “No thanks.”Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: The actress took to Instagram to post a printout of an old photo that shows Lea embracing Cory while he gives an adorable smile. She wrote in the caption, "4 years and it still feels like yesterday."