More doors are opening and funding for diverse storytelling will continue. But equally as important is the acknowledgment of the storytellers in bringing truth to power, even if it threatens the traditional mainstream gaze.ForShaun Ross decided she wanted to remix "Adore You," reaching out to Cedric Gervais—one of the most in-demand EDM DJs on Planet Earth—was a no-brainer. The dude has a reputation for turning songs into hits (see: "Summertime Sadness" by Lana del Rey, "Molly" by Tyga), and if that song is already a hit? Then he turns it into bona-fide gold. So he added his magic touch to the already awesome "Adore You," and the result is a flawless bass-heavy dance-ready track that’s basically a surefire radio smash. portrayal of sexual violence to a level a nuance other shows rarely achieve. He wasn’t just a villain capable of perpetrating sexual violence against women; he was also a character capable of making grand romantic gestures, having his heart broken, caring for the adorable dog he adopted, and donating large sums of money to charity. He is often the most sympathetic character on the show, but that doesn’t negate his sexual violence. This is true of real life, too. Every day men, even those celebrated by society and considered to be the “good guys”, are capable of sexual violence, yet this remains something other television shows fail to deeply explore, often opting for narratives in which sexual predators are just sexual predators. released by the school district shows one of its employees was terminated two days after the school opened its internal investigation.