When Dani finished her speech, she was was flanked by 17-year-old Rosie Silver of Richard Montgomery High School and TiKa Wallace of George Mason High School in Falls Church, Virginia, both dressed in black. The words “Student Lives Matter” were emblazoned on TiKa’s shirt. You may have heard of the term "Fair Trade" or have seen the logo when you're shopping in the grocery store — the certification for farms in the coffee, chocolate, and fruit industries has been among the strongest initiatives. These certifications make sure that farmers are getting fair treatment and that money is going back into the communities. Now moving into apparel, these same guarantees will make purchasing decisions easier for customers who are looking to make responsible clothing choices. It is particularly exciting to see a brand that'saccessible but it’s still going to look very different. We won’t get the images of crowds attending the event like the kind thatinfamously upset Trump in 2017Instead, an installationcalled the “Field of Flags” reunion special. I was wrong. When she walked through the doors of Central Perk dressed like Kudrow's Phoebe, I was floored. The duet between the two was organic and pure, and there was a wonderful moment at the end when Gaga thanked Kudrow for giving a voice to all those who felt different.ÂHearing those iconic lines again