in congressional races, retaining control of the House but losing some seats to the GOP. And control of the Senate remains up in the air, with a few races still too close to call but blockbuster book about the aftermath of a police shooting, almost didn’t get published because the considering publisher figured it already had a Black author on its roster and so seemingly didn’t need another one. Do you see what extra hurdles we have to deal with? How in the world are we then expected to commiserate with a man whose cancelled book deal should be the very least of the consequences he has to face for inciting terrorism? It isn’t so much the casting of Tremblay, himself, that I have a problem with. It’s what casting a non-disfigured child for this role represents. It represents every time someone with a disfigurement has been passed up for a promotion, or not hired for a job, because of their appearance. It represents every time someone with fewer qualifications was chosen over someone like us, simply because of what we look like.This is not to say thatWonder Craniofacial conditions, a broad term used to describe any disease, defect, or trauma resulting in the malformation of the head and face, affects approximately600,000 people in the United Statesalone.