A lot of the societal issues people are working to change are huge, and can seem too big for one person to fix. When you see one huge problem, it can feel daunting. The brainchild of writer Fatimah Asghar and director Sam Bailey, the show centers on two friends named Leila (played by Nabila Hossain), a queer Muslim writer who grapples with her sexuality, and her BFF Patricia (played by Sonia Denis), a black musician who's trying to find stability financially, creatively, and romantically. Loosely based on Fatimah's IRL friendship with musician andChance the Rapper Climate change is already here. It’s not something that can simplybe ignored by cable newsor “We’re super glad people are listening to us, but we’re not the story,” David writes in the book. “We shouldn’t be the ‘stars’ of the school-shooting generation, which is a horrifying thought on so many levels. If peopleonly listen when privileged white kids get killed