in the modern era of the death penalty, proving that no matter where a crime is committed in the country, the defendant might still be death-eligible under federal law. the Native Hawaiian language was banned from schoolsand the “I can paint this profile of this unicorn woman in my mind who’s the perfect person to run and she's like everyone else who's ever run, and she'd do a great job, right? But I couldn't find her,” Agnew tellsTeen Vogue. “[T]his is a life and death decision where you really can't go backward,” Ndulue continued. “[W]e still see people who have been exonerated from death row after 30 years, after 40 years, after all of their processes have concluded.”