“I think people need to introduce themselves in other areas of the city and not just in a cutesy way of, ‘Oh, it would be nice if we knew each other,’” she adds about the show’s premise evolving in its second season. “I really do see it as life or death. We’ve seen what happens when we keep living in these bubbles. People are killed. Some communities are allowed to be militarized and occupied, like what we saw happen in Ferguson.”Twitter contentView on Twitter It’s a denouncement of racist violence, which comes in many modern forms.There’s avery visible resurgence See All the Best Looks from the 2015 AMAs Red CarpetCheck this out: mashing together all of the most viral videos, trends, hit songs and digital creators of the past 12 months. Needless to say: it's epic every time, and 2016 is no exception.