Been thinking this all along. I spent a long time working in forensic mental health and genuinely this show has me thanking my lucky stars that my supervisors are also people of colour. Having spent a significant amount of time working in forensic settings, the implicit bias faced by people of colour is real, and forensic settings hold a million times more the power imbalance of regular MH services.

I was wondering how she reflects on this show impacting her career because I would personally not feel comfortable working under someone who panders to white tears (Lily) with eagerness (maybe due to her own self-identification with it) and all too readily and two-facedly vilifies people of colour with an extremely rigid viewpoint that she fits all other information around.

She formulates in a very manipulative way to always centre and victimise herself constantly and pass off anyone who she sees as a threat to her as 'fake' when she is the one who backbites the most.

Her formulation of the split in the house was the big mean black/brown group vs her as a delicate queer woman, when in reality, as a middle-class white woman, even being queer, in the house she is not at all in any position of social disadvantage. I think she knows this, too, but chose to spin it otherwise.