reports, on Monday, September 24, London-based radio show Capital Breakfast played “Idol,” the latest single from BTS. Following the song, Roman took the air, saying, “That was BTS and Nicki Minaj, that noise that you were just hearing there.” Co-host Sonny Jay indulged the comment with a laugh. He added: “I thought there [were] construction workers outside.” After dropping out of Stanford University to start her own company when she was 19 years old, Akshaya says she often faced unconscious bias. “People I met would assume that I was non-technical or an employee and not the founder. I was able to quickly overcome these biases by working harder than other founders to prove myself. And now with my second company, I’m lucky to be able to use my past experiences to effectively hire a team, raise venture capital, and build an amazing product.” So we thought we'd take some of those good vibes and turn it in on the Fab Five themselves with a good ol' fashionTeen Vogue and since “a lot more people know about gerrymandering now,” she hopes that legislators will feel the need to be more careful and that more voters will speak up during the redistricting process. Levitt concurred with her assessment: “Legislators are not super eager to be seen as ‘ignoring’ the people.”