who have taken out loans are the kind of people we need in public office: working-class women and people of color. Yet many of the young people I’ve met say they’re waiting to run until they’ve paid off their loans. With the constantlyrising cost of living In addition to the blatant disregard for health protocols, food service workers say they’ve been receiving dismal tips. Alexis, a 23-year-old bartender in New York City, toldTeen Vogue feel even more unnecessary. The movie even fails to explicitly condemn Tony’s racism. “You have a very narrow assessment of me, Tony,” Don says at one point in the film, as he tries to explain to Tony why his assumption that all black people like fried chicken is racist. Tony has a “Who, me?” reaction, arguing that he wouldn’t be offended if someone said all Italian-Americans like spaghetti and meatballs. Don ends up trying his first piece of fried chicken ever, and the two bond over the meal — Don’s original valid point is lost in the banter. “This is a tricky situation for me as a service worker, because the expectation is generally that I shouldn’t say anything — ‘it’s the police’s job to enforce social distancing, not yours’ — but it still makes me feel uncomfortable,” Sophie, who asked to use a pseudonym, wrote in an email toTeen Vogue