Can Anything Stop Trump Now?
Kamala Harris mobilized over 70 million people to support her bid for the presidency and save our democracy from authoritarianism. Yes, we lost. But that doesn't mean we have to stop working for a better America.
Kaitlin Byrd
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Kaitlin Byrd is a writer, researcher, and proud Prep for Prep alum, working in her hometown of Brooklyn. She writes and curses about politics on Twitter.
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