"The problem is that there's never been a real reckoning in this country,” she adds. “There have never been reparations. There's never been acknowledgment. The structural inequality is still there and a lot of people still benefit. To reckon with it would mean challenging that and probably mean people who benefit from the racist system might have to give up some things, [they] might have to acknowledge their own racism." The song has allowed many of his Latinx fans to take pride in their culture especially in the midst of a turbulent America, and Lange hears their stories at every single show. After all, from the fans who message him about the song's impact to those who wear his signature tee and post on social media using the hashtag #younglatinandproudit's evident that his work has touched many.Instagram contentView on InstagramAs such,Teen Vogue “We’re paying $48,000 a year — $50,000 for some people — to be living with mold and being hospitalized. With rats and roaches. That’s not Howard,” sophomore Tia-Andrea Scotttold a local NBC affiliateTheHoward University Student Association Senate themed birthday party to ring in her 27th turn around the sun. While the singer’s Instagram Stories of the event eventually expired, she uploaded plenty of snaps from photographer Alfredo Flores. A May Queen flower crown was involved, as was a mannequin dressed in a perfect floral ensemble.