I absolutely love the show for obvious and aforementioned reasons. It addresses a gamut of social and quasi political issues. It acknowledges an array of personality types, sexual preferences, SE status and I appreciate the show for that. Being in the a degree holder in the industry, I've always had a nostalgic appreciation for Gomez and I love to support her projects (including musical works with multiple black women during her career-most notably Pricilla Rene).

As a straight black woman who avidly watches the show with my black husband, we feel underrepresented and almost tokenized in many episodes (ie the s2 finale). I know these are factors that can easily be rectified and hopefully I'm using this platform appropriately to do so :)