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Fiona is young and emerging. To be at the beginning of one’s prominence is a very honorable position, to be in. Kamala and Beyoncé’s space, in society, is indeed a reflection of the larger framing they find themselves immersed in via their demographic position. I have seen people like them evolve when exposed to facts that were outside of their normative milieu. I have great empathy for the Palestinian predicament, yet I’m constantly mindful of their históric tendêncy to mitigate the dignity of the Black Palestinians. I don’t hold it against them, meanwhile, because they’re born into that limiting culture, too. I just wrote an op ed piece on the 4th estáte, that hasn’t been published yet, that deals with the media’s complicity in social engineering when it withholds important facts the public should be aware of, like the information we espouse on this blog. If they look away, with the obvious power they have, then they’re the real problem in society. Because people will continue to come to inaccurate conclusions, whether its politicians or entertainers, when they’re bereft of critical information. Kamala and Beyoncé are coming to conclusions based on the status quo information they access.