@feminegra: During the After the Hunt press tour, a journalist asked Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield about the future of Hollywood after the Me Too and Black Lives Matter movements. Ayo Edebiri, seated beside them, was deliberately excluded from the question. She intervened with composure, pointing out the oversight before making her view clear. The movements, she said, are far from finished. While hashtags may no longer dominate headlines, activists continue vital work every day. Her response carried added weight given that both movements were created by Black women—Tarana Burke founded Me Too in 2006, while Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and Opal Tometi launched Black Lives Matter in 2013. The moment revealed how easily Black women can be erased from conversations about causes they began, yet Edebiri’s words made sure their ongoing struggle and leadership were not ignored. #ayoedebiri #juliarobert #andrewgarfield

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