that tweeted 1.4 million times during the election. when he returned to the setting of his viral moment. The internet sensationmay When Kim starts to grapple with the ways that she actively participates in systems that make “criminals”, the anti-Black systems she exploits to build and maintain her power and privilege, and the complicated work it will take to dismantle larger social commitments to mass incarceration, I will celebrate her efforts. Until then, I’m watching with caution, as should we all.Get theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: In the words of Daniel Gonzalez, a lifelong resident of San Jose, California, “It makes the most sense for developers and people in local government to eye poor neighborhoods to ‘upgrade’ and increase profitability from.” He sees these profit-driven neighborhood expulsions as a form of colonialism, the latest chapter in a story that began with the mass kidnapping of Africans through chattel slavery and forced dispossession of the land of Indigenous peoples to build the United States.So, it’s bad?Some people try tomake the case