Raashmi believes that the death of Justice Ginsburg “is going to be one of those things that everyone in our generation remembers.” She was on her couch Friday evening when she got the notification on her phone and described the weekend as a haze, full of uncertainty. At the Supreme Court memorial, she was inspired by all the bouquets and the chalk drawings in front of the courthouse steps. “So many young kids know about her now, and are taking her legacy in a really positive way,” she said. This decade, sea level rise around Houston is projected to reach two feet, enough to inundate much of nearby Freeport and Jamaica Beach. That extra water will mean that hurricanes, when they strike, will delivermore powerful floodsto coastal areas. The brainchild of writer Fatimah Asghar and director Sam Bailey, the show centers on two friends named Leila (played by Nabila Hossain), a queer Muslim writer who grapples with her sexuality, and her BFF Patricia (played by Sonia Denis), a black musician who's trying to find stability financially, creatively, and romantically. Loosely based on Fatimah's IRL friendship with musician andChance the Rapper "The sheriff, [Sheriff Michael D. Andrews], and the establishment want to make a political prisoner of me, and they want to make an example of me. And they want to scare people, and they want to scare black people, and they want to scare people of color, and they want to scare people who are reclaiming their agency," she said. "And they can’t, as we have seen. I haven’t been keeping up with the headlines, but listening to the headlines from today, you can’t keep your foot on people’s neck forever. And people are going to rise up, as we’re seeing throughout this country."Takiyah toldDemocracy Now