saying goodbye to Sansa back in May, Sophie admitted her “biggest” breakdown moment “is yet to come.” A rare bright spot is Georgia’s understanding of what Ginny goes through — she’s always in Ginny’s corner, ready to scold her friends and people who screw with her — but it’s odd that she’s seemingly the only person doing her best to understand the racist dynamics at play. It’s part of a larger pattern: Ginny is subject to obvious racialized treatment from clueless non-Black people, but the show never really follows through to reaffirm her or punish the people responsible in the long run. Instead, the series seems to ask the viewer to do all the processing work. That’s the way harmful environmental policies and racism connect in our country. This is why we need to fight for environmental justice. ) and sings of what she’s had taken from her. “It's obvious that wanting me dead/Has really brought you two together,” she says, potentially a nod toScooter Braun and Scott BorchettaThough the sounds may be different onfolklore