A Chance for People Overlooked for Their Skin Color | NYC

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0:00A: Yeah, that’s a good point. That’s a good point. I like that. What do you feel like is Kai’s impact on the culture? Repeat the question.
0:09B: What was Kai’s impact on the culture? I feel like Kai is giving people a chance, people that never get looked at because of the skin color and how they act. He’s giving them a chance to expand and be something great. He’s not being selfish. Because he didn’t have to do this. He could have did it somewhere else, but he came to where he’s from, which is New York, and he’s giving people from New York an opportunity to expand. And even if you didn’t get in or didn’t get accepted, your, your stream was broadcasted. Everybody is still watching because everybody know that this is happening today.
0:50A: He’s live in there right now.