of fast food and retail workers, while Seattle hasenacted a lawthat allows Uber and Lyft drivers to unionize. Well, we rarely see good examples of that, and I think that's unfortunate when it comes to the representation of minorities or Muslims or black people or even women. And I think in that sense, there's still a lot that needs to be done. It's unfortunate when you see these things, but also, at the same time, what gives me hope is that people are becoming aware of this and they want to challenge it. And I hope to see that more Muslim young people come forward and present and share their voice, share their stories that they are also known as equals to everybody else and have a normal life. So let’s give space to Muslim people, and they will share their stories and they'll tell you what's wrong and what's right and what needs to change in their community and what shouldn't change.TV in May, so the timing's a little questionable with both. Is she reminiscing on the past, or did she write this song very recently? Some say it's the latter.Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter The truth about liberation is that it is all connected. When I think about the movement taking place in Nigeria, it reminds me of the protests across America against police brutality on Black lives. I recall being out in the streets, protesting just like Nigerian youth for a better world, a world where people will never die at the hands of the police, a world where young people don’t have to live in fear of the state.