that each animal plays a role in its own ecosystem, and that we as humans are not any different. it's a tender letter that explains why Tracee feels so close to Yara, and also gives her some inspiring words for the future. "There are a few key things that we have in common beyondblack-ish, “When they first said I was going on Broadway, I needed a minute to let that sink in,” Rosdely tellsTeen Vogue also shared in her hit song of the same name). Kerby touched on Black social injustices in a series of graphic pieces; one white t-shirt read "Stop calling 911 on the culture", referencing the recent viral reports of white people unjustifiably calling the cops on black people for merely existing; a white cummerbund also displayed the words "See Us Now", a powerful statement that appears to speak to America's clear disregard for the lives of black people.