Ariana quickly clapped back, writing, "i didn't but go off. can u like .... go stan someone else ? ur boring." She also responded to the IG user's other statement about skipping theSweetener at Brett Kavanaugh’s September 2018 Supreme Court confirmation hearings. She was anxiously pacing in the living room of her Brookline, Massachusetts, home, and more than anything, she felt unsafe — like she couldn’t go past her doorstep. illustrated how some young people haven’t been taking the pandemic seriously,one of them apologized While the tides have been turning, Lena also points out that there’s much more work to be done to bring new voices to the table — work she's ready to do. Her activism has long been part of her life, and she’s working with hopeful writers. “They’re all people of color. Some of them are poor. And I’m just trying to help them learn how to be great writers; and for those that have become really good writers, I help them get representation; and those that have representation, I want to help get them jobs,” she says. “That to me is a form of activism. I was doing this before Time’s Up was created. I am doing it now. Activism is me paying for a writer to go to a television-writing class.”Vanity Fair's editor, Radhika Jones,explained the decision