Issa Rae

I don't,

I don't care.

And then, honestly, this period is pissing me off a lot because to watch people... Because it is like watching people comfortably...

Be like, we don't want to make black shit or something is too black.

Or like, we don't want to... We're stepping away from these things and sitting in that and feeling power and like, oh, we don't have to hire.

We don't have to do diversity hires because that's what I always thought it was the entire time.

Like, not having that same mission and be able to just go back to the status quo.

Like, that doesn't... It just doesn't sit well with me.

Like, what is...

where's the intention?

Like, where's the acknowledgement?

And I'm not saying that, like, the way that things were was great at all by any means.

I feel like there was still a lot of, I don't know, there were moments of entitlement, there were things like that, but I just feel like not acknowledging that we have a broken system is so stupid.

Maintaining it, you know, like we really haven't switched up.

And yeah, the intention is still there.

Like we still have that same passion for the fervor to break people into the industry to, again, it comes down to telling these stories, telling our stories and the commitment is huge.

just even more there.

And when I watched Sinners, like I was so excited.

Same.

We were so excited.