at the same time, i think what we understand is that there is a lot of critique but there is a lot of love, mary teresa, and i think it is because what you are trying to do a, journalists which is to correct a narrative. and we can do both things. we can hear a critical voice and say, yes, yes we have to think about giving more visibility to have realty nose and, we can go celebrate this movie, have a great time, be dancing, screaming in the aisles people were, by the way, take your tissues digger tissues and maria, i want to ask you another question because i think one of the challenges we see is the lack of representation in hollywood. that there is less than 7%, i believe, hollywood in executive positions, film yet, we are 20% of the population. oftentimes, you and i have spoken that is the lack of this representation that allow stereotypes and allows that politicians to rise because people don t know who we are
visibility to have realty nose and, we can go celebrate this movie, have a great time, be dancing, screaming in the aisles people were, by the way, take your tissues digger tissues and maria, i want to ask you another question because i think one of the challenges we see is the lack of representation in hollywood. that there is less than 7%, i believe, hollywood in executive positions, film yet, we are 20% of the population. oftentimes, you and i have spoken that is the lack of this representation that allow stereotypes and allows that politicians to rise because people don t know who we are how is this different? well, i think this is different because was a very conservative effort to again, bring our community and all of this beauty and simplicity. there are a couple of words they want to say that are actually written by kara, which is, you know, small ways of asserting our dignity little details that show the world that we are not invisible. and, you, know if you look at this f