's creative team is certainly aware of the complicated feelings surrounding the show, and they're listening. "I think every single word from everyone across the world has been heard by everyone involved with the show," he explained, adding that the writers are focused on "telling the story that needs to be told." Katherine also noted that the second season "continues the discussion from season 1," and that she's proud to be a part of the ongoing project. the average: Bangladeshi, Burmese, Nepalese, and Hmong Americans, the ethnic group to which Tou Thao belongs.As writer Jay Caspian Kangargued contestants later return to play the game, their power to collectively bargain as debtors remains. The Debt Collective wants to inspire the kind of leverage we should be threatening today — what we call economic disobedience.Take student loans, for instance:Forty-five million debtors With more than one million people displaced after the 2010 earthquake, the U.S. poured aid money into Haiti, but years later, investigations have found that very little moneyactually reached Haitian citizensHaitians still lack shelter that was promisedby the American Red Cross