about the ways in which phrases like black girl magic are thrown around during an election year and an election cycle and the black woman vote as if it were a monolith is coveted. and then people suddenly abandon and their attention span goes other places. and oftentimes we're left with the wheels spinning left with the bridge between campaign promises and what you'll do in reality of practice. here is an opportunity for that to be defenmonstrated and, agai it's not because you're making a promise that can't be supported by qualified candidates -- let me repeat this to people so there's never any mincing of the words. we're not talking about plucking somebody out of oblivion and saying you're a black woman and i promised to have a black woman on the bench, so how about you? we're talking about black women who are revered in their field for their impartiality, their intellect, their ability to synthesize information, who have court experiences up and down the levels of what it means to be a public servant in the law.