and has made it clear. He misses her and can't stand being apart." They continued: "Gigi's a little bit more hesitant." The report explained that the pair broke up because it "wasn't working," and at this point, nothing has seemed to have changed. Though Gigi does love him, according to the "source," she reportedly isn't sure if this is what she wants yet. It took me a few years to realize this was a childish way to address the chasm that had opened up between myself and my brother, a hardworking, by-the-books conservative who thinks he’s oppressed as a white male, and my dad, a self-proclaimed patriot who adheres to the “pull yourself up by your own bootstraps” brand of personal fiscal responsibility. (The tension is palpable ONLY with these two. My mom voted for George W. Bush mainly because he’s a Christian, and she cares more about her weekly Bible study than national politics. My sister is an avowed lefty who became a vegan to help curb climate change.) Currently, when a school is investigated for discrimination, the department is required to look into what larger, systemic issues might be underlying the incident. The department also has to inform the student and their parents of the investigation's findings before negotiating an agreement. Now, both of those rules could be done away with. The intersectional impact of the Fight for $15 reflects a larger trend in the 21st century labor movement. Today, a new generation of American workers isreshaping the identity