Julia Fusco-Luberoff describes her son Eddie, 9, as someone who has always been “very much his own person, outspoken, witty and kind.” At his first birthday party, he was greeting guests at his party saying, “Hi, I’m Eddie — welcome to my party.” Throughout elementary school, Fusco has heard stories from her son’s teachers about the way he’s upset by — and stands up against — inequality and bullying. After Democratic nominee and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost the race for presidency on Nov. 8, 2016, Fusco — a Clinton supporter — says she “must have been looking sad” because Eddie asked her the next morning what was wrong. Which is why, Fusco-Luberoff says, when in the weeks following Election Night, Eddie asked his mother for rainbow hair for his birthday, “his request was not surprising.” First, she says, because her son was the only child in his first grade class wearing nail polish and had asked for earrings for his eighth birthday.
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