When I was growing up, I rarely saw a Filipino woman on American television. I accepted the two were separate. It never really bothered me or my parents, who don’t go a day without watching The Filipino Channel (TFC). I don’t remember the last time my mom watched anything in English, and not because she can’t speak the language. My parents say the real reason they’re so into TFC is because of how much they love the actors. It’s hard for them to relate to American TV since they don’t really know any of the actors on screen. 95 pink foam What’s more, the irony of the initial circumstances of Di Modica’s own sculpture is not lost on us. In 1987, immediately following the stock market crash, the artist installed the now-iconic bronze bull in front of the New York Stock Exchange without a permit, without warning, in the middle of the night. The "Charging Bull" was, like the "Fearless Girl," a symbol of empowerment that stood for the resilience and strength of America. With public support, the bull was later moved from its initial location, though allowed to stay permanently in the Financial District. 95 pink foam Ultimately, what we’ve seen this week is that speaking truth to power includes powerful people everywhere, in all spheres of life. And that the years of work from (often Black) fans to call out their faves isn’t without fruit. While it’s important not to wait for celebrities to speak or inspire you before you make a move, the fact is that celebrities matter, and there is power in their support. But there’s even more power in the fans who criticize, pressure, and demand that celebs speak up and open their wallets. They have the world’s attention; there’s value in convincing them to redirect it. 95 pink foam “I’ve been trying to find the right words for days,” he wrote on Instagram. Meanwhile, Billie offered, "I've been trying to take this week to figure out a way to address this delicately.” 95 pink foam
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