i feel like michael che was forced into this doc by lorne michaels

nvm there’s a female costume designer

also why was tracée ellis ross the only woman being interviewed for this??? love her but it’s not clocking to me as relevant

also feeling very "girl, it’s so confusing" when amaya papaya was acting all chummy w zak during the challenge but she’s just a better person than me

ace not being bottom 3 AT THE VERY LEAST doesn’t sit right w me

i’m ranking you but that piece was garbage and political cowardice and you know it

my point is that displacement and exclusion today aren’t accidents—they’re built into how land and housing are controlled under capitalism. w/o fundamentally changing who owns and manages housing, supply side yimby positions won’t actually stop those harms

im literally arguing for making sure those choices aren’t built on someone else’s forced displacement or exclusion but thx for chiming in!

the status quo is violence

not enough ppl being thoughtful about complexity and justice… im not waiting for a perfect revolution before making change. dismantling apartheid housing policy is urgent &necessary but real justice means that AND long term structural change