toward burning. The shift hasn’t been quick, however: A 2018 Californiastate commission report According to RM, the group is currently focused on helping those impacted by COVID-19. “A lot of young people around the world are suffering because of the pandemic. We feel that what we can and should do is try to give hope and energy to people — everyone, but young people, especially — suffering from this pandemic,” he added. reports most are in the U.S. Why haven’t any of the networks picked up at least one of these shows? Filipino soaps go beyond your typical drama series. The producers use only the biggest Filipino stars developing the most loyal following so attracting an audience wouldn’t be a problem. It’s just sad that after years of calling America our home, we still have to subscribe to a network broadcasted overseas because there’s little representation of Asian Americans, let alone Filipinos, anywhere in entertainment.In the past year,Crazy Ex-Girlfriendhas been that the group's decision to take action was rooted in a straightforward desire to fight back against injustice. “We aren’t trying to send out some grandiose message,” Suga said of the donation. “[When it comes to supporting Black Lives Matter], I think it’s very simple really. It’s about us being against racism and violence. Most people would be against these things. We have experienced prejudice as well ourselves. We just want to voice the fact that we feel it’s the right of everyone to not be subject to racism or violence.”