in a statement, “Over the several years since it happened, I have never kept what happened to me a secret. I have always been very open and vocal to friends and family about it. Most of my close ones know this is something that happened to me... I was sickened and shocked I was not the only victim of his behavior. So, I felt it was necessary to stand with these people and say his name out loud.” Before the full group appeared for their set, Jihyo, Momo, and Tzuyu delivered a cover of Beyoncé's "End of Time" — a song the trio is performing on their TWICELAND ZONE 2 Fantasy Park tour that currently only has dates in in Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia. Wearing flapper-esque dresses, Jihyo nailed a slew of impressive ad-libs and Momo slayed a chest bump-heavy dance break to mark a moment American fans though they might only ever see live if they flew halfway across the world. Later in the night, Jihyo and Mina went into the crowd to introduce fellow performers Wanna One, earningmeme-ready Given all of this, why is the Center for Disease Control not publicly releasing racial and ethnic demographic data on COVID-19 tests, cases, or fatalities? ” a generational divide on the issue of recognizing the existence of transgender people. That Hillary and Chelsea were so at odds during the interview may seem to illustrate that generational divide — or it may have just been Chelsea upset at watching her mom fall into the rhetorical traps of theBritish media’s long-standingantagonistic framingof trans issues.