Ayo Edebiri sagt, #MeToo und Black Lives Matter sind nicht tot, nachdem der Interviewer nur ihre weißen Co-Stars Julia Roberts und Andrew Garfield gefragt haben, zu antworten: „Ich weiß nicht, ob das zielgerichtet ist, das ist nicht für mich.“

> “I know that that’s not for me, and I don’t know if it’s purposeful if it’s not for me… [but] I don’t think it’s done,” a visibly-shocked Edebiri interjected. “I don’t think it’s done at all. Hashtags might not be used as much but I do think that there’s work being done by activists, by people every day that’s beautiful, important work. That’s not finished, that’s really, really active for a reason because this world’s really charged. And that work isn’t finished at all.”

> Garfield supported Edebiri by saying both “movements are still absolutely alive,” with Edebiri adding: “Maybe there’s not mainstream coverage in the way that there might have been, daily headlines in the way that it might have been eight or so years ago, but I don’t think it means that the work is done. That’s what I would say.”