A cartoonish, activist-coded woman stands panicked in a cozy modern café or community workspace, surrounded by potted plants, laptops, soft lighting, and inspirational progressive posters. She wears glasses, a messy bun, a cardigan, a rainbow pin, and buttons reading “EQUALITY FOR ALL” and “HUMAN RIGHTS MATTER,” with more feel-good slogans scattered across her shirt, tote bag, posters, and coffee cup.
In front of her are two giant red-button choices: one labeled “BELIEVE WOMEN,” the other “LISTEN TO BLACK VOICES.” Her hands hover over both buttons while sweat flies off her face, and the huge caption at the top frames the scene as “LINDSAY CLANCY DISCOURSE,” with “CHOOSE ONE” in heavy black letters at the bottom.