biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
biyuti: I’ve said before, calling out is a gift. It is a sign of respect. Because it means the oppressed person believes the oppressor can change.
