>The protagonist, Sasha Yazzie (Sivan Alyra Rose) is a high-school student who lives with her uncle, fish store owner Big Frank Yazzie (Marcus LaVoi). As the series opens, Sasha suffers a devastating, freak heart attack while trying to lose her virginity with her (very sweet) boyfriend, TJ (Griffin Powell-Arcand). She receives an emergency heart transplant from a rich white girl named Becky Lefevre (Lilliya Reid), who died in an accident the same night.
>Becky isn’t as dead as she should be, though. Sasha winds up remembering things the other girl did and having visions of things Becky saw. Eventually, she even finds herself growing blonde hair and watching her hand turn pale. Haunted by Becky’s ghost, Sasha starts to investigate the girl’s death, becoming more and involved with Becky’s life and more estranged from her own.
Am I reading this right? This is a "we wuz Beckys an' shieeetttt" series? It stinks of parody or someone with a sense of humor working at Netflix and that can't be right.
Noah Evans
"berlatsky"
Charles Garcia
(((berlatsky)))
Kevin Rogers
It's written by this woman and it's an allegory for how much discrimination and hardship she's faced being black in America, so I think it's possible she's just totally fucking insane
>get heart transplant >start changing skin and hair color It feels like every new piece of White Ppl Bad media has tackier and tackier premise on purpose
