So, what we wanted was to make sure that the kind of like ethos of the story was like also matched behind the camera, and that we had people of all different backgrounds kind of working together on the set to tell the story that mattered to them. And we wanted to challenge the way in which the dominant rhetoric is talked about in terms of film and theater.SB:Every head of department inBrown Girls at this time when I was living in Bushwick. And I remembered sharing the trailer with a friend and being like, 'Yo, this is our lives. Like this is crazy.' This was five years ago, [and I think back on it and am like, look at how] used I am to only watching white people. Like I'm used to having that and not questioning that. And now there's so much more commentary on it. I mean like, 'Yo. This isn't right, the fact that you are constantly having to perceive yourself through the gaze of a straight white man. Now people are much more quick to call it out and are asking that the people being the camera also reflect the people in front of the camera. And because of that we wanted to make this series that came from a really honest, true, loving place and that's done well and people vibe with it.FA: Much of the city, however, will stay safe from the encroaching sea. That means the Houston could absorbhundreds of thousands Being the mischievous person she is, she gives us a whole lot of dirt on our favorite characters, including how much they've aged. Here's a preview: Harry is still wearing his signature round glasses and he's picked up a "nasty cut" on his right cheek. As for Ron and Hermione? They're happily married (Ron's evidently starting to go bald), and they have two kids, Hugo and Rose. Also, Hermione is still a total beast and is doin' her thing as the Deputy Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Basically, she's equally as successfulas her real-life counterpart