Kadia Blagrove is a freelance writer whose work spans various topics, from beauty and fashion to social issues and cultural commentary. With bylines in publications such as Mane Addicts, Medium, HuffPost, and Complex, Kadia brings a unique perspective and a passion for storytelling to her articles.
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By: Nick Visser
“Somehow it’s fundamentally racist to say, well, we don’t want certain people of certain backgrounds to be in the United States of America."
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The president-elect's son declared that his father could see "another indictment" over the victories.
The former House Republican got "absolutely" clear about what he called a right-wing "narrative."
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“I thought that if I could hide it just once, maybe people would see me and think of me as something more.”
Anchor Jake Tapper predicted that Republicans will still have a "problem" when their party controls Congress and the White House.
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