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"In 1770, she was exiled from London to the American colonies for shoplifting. Not for violence, not for treason. For being poor. Centuries later, the system still punishes poverty, mostly women, immigrants and communities of color. Her story isn't just about the past. It's a warning about the present."
"In 1770, she was exiled from London to the American colonies for shoplifting. Not for violence, not for treason. For being poor. Centuries later, the system still punishes poverty, mostly women, immigrants and communities of color. Her story isn't just about the past. It's a warning about the present."
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"In 1770, she was exiled from London to the American colonies for shoplifting. Not for violence, not for treason. For being poor. Centuries later, the system still punishes poverty, mostly women, immigrants and communities of color. Her story isn't just about the past. It's a warning about the present."
"In 1770, she was exiled from London to the American colonies for shoplifting. Not for violence, not for treason. For being poor. Centuries later, the system still punishes poverty, mostly women, immigrants and communities of color. Her story isn't just about the past. It's a warning about the present."