In that way, they're a lot like Betty and Veronica. By showing two women who support each other despite their differences, they wanted to set an example for fans. "Betty and Veronica are clearly very different characters, but their differences are what make them such a strong pair, and we want young women to feel inspired by that type of friendship," said Camila. " Unfortunately, we've only just begun shooting, and we don't know much of what's in store for B & V, but I assure you, that duo isn't going anywhere."Related:Riverdale But he also misinterpreted the hashtag that started the discussion, and made jokes at the expense of other minority groups up on stage, notably when he brought three kids, calling them "Ming Zhu, Bao Ling, and David Moskowitz," and introduced them as accountants at "PricewaterhouseCoopers." He also anticipated blowback, adding that "If anybody is upset about this joke, just tweet about it on your phone, which was also made by these kids." How is it 2016 when we have a celebrity comedian still making "Asians are good at math" jokes? And what’s worse, how could someone make a joke like that at three small childrens’ expense... ” a term from the pandemic lexicon meaning that hackers hijacked the video conference, by a group of young boys who logged on flashing sexually explicit images and hurling racial slurs, among other obscenities. A teacher at the school toldTeen Vogue Unfortunately, the best-actress category has been historically, overwhelmingly white.