“The answer is, there is no reason why [an LGBTQ hero] can’t happen any time soon. You know, we pull the characters from the comics, for the most part, and they’ve been forging new ground for decades in the comics. […] I’d love it to find an organic, meaningful and natural way for that to happen at some point in the not so distant future.” That’s all well and good, Mr. Feige, but with Marvel’s cinematic roadmap through 2020 having already been revealed, I’m not feeling particularly optimistic. Considering the film isn't set to be released until July, we have a feeling there are plenty more teasers to come. Perhaps next time, we'll get more details onZendaya in between, BTS’ 2019 U.S. adventure came to an emotional close on May 19. I’ve teamed up with Shana and Tahirih in an effort to free Vilma Carrillo. Vilma sadly could not be pictured with us at the time because she was in immigration detention in Ocilla, Georgia, being silenced and hidden while she endured separation from her daughter, Yeisvi, for more than seven months. Her treatment reflects the explicit use of fear as a tactic in certain U.S. policies. Vilma was being made into an example.