It isn’t so much the casting of Tremblay, himself, that I have a problem with. It’s what casting a non-disfigured child for this role represents. It represents every time someone with a disfigurement has been passed up for a promotion, or not hired for a job, because of their appearance. It represents every time someone with fewer qualifications was chosen over someone like us, simply because of what we look like.This is not to say thatWonder ; more eyes can mean more accountability. “When there were prison strikes last year, there were outside support committees that supported the people inside who were striking, and posting information in real time, and activating phone networks to be able to call the prisons and reiterate those demands, and let people who were working in prisons know that there were outside eyes on them,” Law explains. “[Prison guards] couldn’t just sweep the incarcerated organizers into solitary confinement to shut them up; now they knew that there would be repercussions if they did that.” stint came in the final moments of her camera time, when she was joined by McKinnon, who has consistently portrayed the Massachusetts Senator on the series. The two faced the camera in identical blue blazers before shouting the iconic “Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!”Twitter contentView on TwitterLater, the officialSNLTwitter accountshared I biked over to Taja’s apartment on a winter night, where we talked on her couch about power through performance, experimentalism, andblacknessTeen Vogue