and I’m wondering what you would do to expand on that and to keep us from being eaten alive by the gig economy.BS “It was the bad old days in many ways,” she remembers. “We were so free. Things were so cheap.”Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:What the Stonewall Riots Were LikeAdele And one of the things that I’ve fought for, with some success I might say, is raising the minimum wage in this country, from the starvation wage of $7.25 an hour to $15 dollars an hour. That will impact people of every background, but will primarily benefit, to your question, women, African-Americans, Latinos, and other minorities, who more often than not are the lowest-paid people in the community.TV: at the MTV Video Music Awards. People instantly laughed at the display of emotion, but others were endeared by it. We’ve all just been so freaking emotional that we cry in public. Justin just did it on national television. It was a move he chalked up in equal parts to being a perfectionist — he had missed some steps, he told Jimmy Fallon — and also because the “last time I was at an awards show, I was booed. [...] I worked so hard at this album, I worked so hard at just becoming the man I want to become, and then like, stepping into situations, you can't help but feel judged. So I was feeling judged and just wanting to win so badly and just wanting to do what I love so badly that I just put everything on the line.”