True. But I worry it also bolsters arguments that private services are better suited to address systemic inequalities while it undermines arguments for government funded services out to do the same thing. I don't subscribe to such zero sum thinking but many do.
Hot take: your theories about how a celebrity's motives to participate in charitable acts are, actually, secretly selfish, are not relevant nor important in the face of the actual effect their actions have on the world, and the behavior it models for younger viewers.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkCX...
