When They Call You a Terrorist

Her story offers a raw look into the roots of activism and the personal sacrifices involved. I'm curious about what motivated her to tell this story now.

Those moments of hope and frustration felt so real, but also made me wonder how much of that energy is still present in today’s movements.

It’s impactful to see her personal experiences tied to the broader fight for justice. Did this approach deepen your understanding of the movement?