In this op-ed, writer Stitch unpacks Netflix’s mother-daughter dramedy “Ginny & Georgia” and how it tackles racism and microaggressions against its heroine.Major spoilers ahead.Netflix’sGinny & Georgia " (We can assume that they saw the actress's name and in a high-pressure moment, saidLa La Landwithout thinking it through.)After the cast and crew ofLa La Land with rain falling all over her, outside of her house, and she was just letting out all of her teen angst. Whatever 7-year-old angst I had was released through singing this song." Same, TBH.Twitter contentView on Twitter Eileen Connor, director of litigation at the Harvard Law School Project on Predatory Student Lending, interprets that argument as an “excuse.”