Stacey Abrams

You've carved out what feels like your own unique arena.

You've written about the intersections of politics and fashion.

You've investigated and interrogated what we're seeing and what we're not.

I would love to know what first drew you to explore this topic.

So, Robin, one thing you just said sparks a conversation that I've been having since

both through articles, but also just in my political journey, which is a conversation of identity.

And this, I would say this misapprehension that we have that identity isn't a useful tool, that it doesn't or shouldn't exist in discourse.

And you just described how fashion helped you think about identity.

Can you talk about your reaction to the conversation about whether identity should be a part of how we think of

how we navigate the world.

Well, with that in mind, how has fashion been used as a tool of identity defining or as political resistance?

And to your point, how has it been a tool of power?

You know, solve the world.

I need you to solve the world for us using fashion.

So go.

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