Gia, an 11th-grade student in Richmond, Virginia, says that she would feel similarly anxious, given that a lot of students she sees on social media are still going out and gathering. “I’m not willing to risk my health (and the health of my grandmother who lives with me) for school, and I don’t think school would be a conducive environment to learning if I feel anxious all the time,” she tellsTeen Vogue “Mr. Misdemeanor / Call me up and say you're needin' my love”Missy Elliotis that you? While some students are doing well with virtual learning, many of the students and teachersTeen Vogue When I have a chance to speak to people face to face and tell them the story of my daughter and why I’m supporting Medicare for All, and actually have the opportunity to relate it to their own life experiences, political party is not a part of that conversation. When it comes down to it, all of us are in this fight together, regardless if you are a Republican, Independent, Democrat. However you affiliate politically, health care affects all of us. It crosses over political lines. It doesn’t matter what party you are. If you are a part of the working class, you are just as vulnerable to having to file medical bankruptcy, or losing a job and having insurance, or not being able to fill your prescription, as someone else from another political party.