Therese Patricia Okoumou, the Democratic Republic of Congo woman who famously scaled the Statue of Liberty in protest of the Trump administration's policies on July 4, threw some shade at Melania Trump during her first court appearance. 

Okoumou appeared in court on Friday, August 3, wearing a green dress featuring the words "I really care, why won't u? Be Best,” written in white paint on the front and back.

The dress echoes a green cargo jacket the first lady wore on her way to meet with children separated from their families at the U.S./Mexico border. The first lady's jacket had the words "I really don't care, do u?" written similarly.

“Be Best” is the name of Melania Trump's anti-bullying initiative. The initiative faced allegations of plagiarism for the similarity of some of its materials to material issued by former first lady Michelle Obama. 

During the appearance, the 44-year-old’s attorney, Ron Kuby, told the court she would consider a plea deal if they promised she would not get jail time, according to the New York Daily News.

Kuby praised his client’s actions when the hearing was over.

“Our client acted in literally the highest traditions of non-violent civil disobedience, captivating the attention of the world on America’s most special day to bring to the world’s attention the plight of immigrant children. That should not be penalized with a jail sentence, that should be rewarded,” Kuby said.

Okoumou pleaded not guilty to trespassing and disorderly conduct, reports New Castle News. If convicted, she faces a maximum of six months in prison per count.

Okoumou also spoke after the hearing, and she did not mince words.

“America, you motherf**kers! You drug addicts! You KKK! You fascist USA!” she yelled repeatedly. “America, make no mistake. When have children in cages, we have lost our humanity,” she added.

Okoumou's next hearing is in October. 

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