“Being able to form a genuine connection with them and then write together on this track was such an honor," Lauren told the magazine. "I’m happy to be able to give people a snippet of my vibe for the first time in collaboration with them. I’m very proud of this track so I hope everyone enjoys it.”ContentView Iframe URLRelated: Advocates are concerned that if one case of discrimination reflects a larger pattern, then the pattern will continue if systemic issues aren't considered. For example, if a student of color was punished more harshly than a white student for the same offense, then the department wouldn't investigate whether the school showed this discrepancy on a regular basis, Seth Galanter, who served as Obama's Education Department's principal deputy assistant secretary for human rights,told theTimes Free Press have also been giving protestors food and water. Protestors have not only been actively participating in marches and demonstrations but as I’ve seen on Instagram Live, in community clean-ups and offering spaces for religious services. The beauty of this movement is that it is grounded in community. There is not just one leader. Everyone is a leader, giving what they can in this fight for justice. where many students called out the school and several administrators on social media for ignoring student organizers.One postin particular noted that whilemany Ivy League presidentstook significant pay cuts due to the pandemic