What I remember of that day, almost immediately after the first reports of the terror attack happened, was the outpouring of messages that I received from the refugee and migrants of colour communities, who were fearful and wanted to reach out to an MP and share our experiences of hate crimes and hate speech—the fear that they felt. They shared the number of times that they'd reported the more minor attacks leading up to this to this act of terror, inconceivable in its scale, but they did say, "We saw something coming." 