Amanda Knox

as the place where you could go create change.

Absolutely.

For sure.

And that's where change is.

I mean, over time and over the years of my career, I started to learn that, like,

Nah, like you could create change in other spaces.

But I used to think that like, if you're going to do change, change work, you need to be doing movement work.

You need to be like in a nonprofit or you need to be in the government.

That's the only way you could do change.

And that's evolved for me, but...

That was like my experience.

And it was just like, DC to me still, DC is still my home.

I spent my time between DC and LA, but DC for me still, there's something, even though like the heaviness of a Trump administration in Washington, DC is very heavy and like what's happening right now, particularly how black women and,

Black people are infected.

It's still something special to me about D.C.

Yeah.

I don't know the exact number, and you may be able to help me on this, of black women that lost their jobs last year.

Over 300,000.

300,000.

grief and shout out to Felicia Butterfield yes we love you Felicia for the global state of women and the fun for black women to have some relief and so it's a hard time and it's particularly painful like when you know people and not just one person but you know multiple people who have been out of work for over a year