Black Lives Matter

"I loved the book because i felt like you just cut to the core of a lot of things around identity tas, like this predominant racial set of narratives that you kind of questioned or poked holes in," she said. "There was suchlike a disconnect where, a, if there was an issue of a violence against asiansthere, there was a lack of covertor discussion about who is doing it and what their motives are." She added: "i don't think that necessaryly, like these are productive thoughts to have... They're not conjectualized in american history in some ways"