The Fosters
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She is no puddle, she is a woman of action.
Lena isnt going to cry about it.
Shes going to have a family meeting about ableism and shes going to fire that terrible paraprofessional David.
(Seriously, though, does he even like his job?)
I never said being a woman of action came without issues!
Aside from revamping her plan for Jesus, Lena has several other things on her plate.
You guys, the big Anchor Beach privatization vote is finally here.
All of our dreams are coming true.
All hope is not lost, though!
(See aforementioned Angel Person moniker.)
Anyway, Lena also gets what she came for: information to win the vote.
Or maybe (probably) hell just wrap up the school down altogether.
The shady move is enough to turn Drew.
Anchor Beach remains a charter school!
Both are highly frowned-upon.
Also, hes still a dick.
They wouldnt let a parent do this, and boundaries are getting blurred here since Lena is their boss.
Lena simply wont stop advocating for her son.
(Wait until she hears Jesus doesnt want her help!)
Thats when Timothy launches into a speech about how Lena should be principalandthe faculty would back her candidacy.
The sentiment is great, but this seems very different from the conversation he showed up to have.
She is a founding member of Anchor Beach and shes tired of being overlooked and taken for granted.
This is her school now, bitches!
Nothing but respect for their principal.
Whatever is wrong with her lets call it anxiety for now is only getting worse.
What in the world is going on with Stef?
She doesnt know whats wrong with her, but something is most definitely wrong.
All Lena can do in the moment is hold her wife.
And maybe hold us, too, because this is really scary!
Meanwhile, Lena isnt the only Adams Foster who gives a rousing speech about injustice in this episode.
Callie and friends are still trying to get people to pay attention to Ximenas story.
They decide to take her story on the road and hold a peaceful protest during a Shiloh McCullen event.
You remember Shiloh, the anti-immigration woman who came to speak at UCSD a few episodes ago?
Well, shes anti-DACA and pro-wall.
Its during the Q&A portion of the event that Callie makes her move.
The crowd, full of Shiloh supporters, dont appreciate the demonstration, but thats exactly what Callie wants.
The protest becomes newsworthy and gets picked up by the Huffington Post.
Ximenas story has gone national.
It doesnt mean all of Ximenas problems are solved, but it is a step in the right direction.
Callie and Ximena celebrate, which ends with Ximena planting a big ol kiss on Callie.
It is an …interestingway to take this story.
He is not thrilled.
The fact that B can sense something is off with his mother is very mature of him, no?
The Bachelorette: Mariana Adams Foster Editioncontinues.
Mat is the only one uncomfortable with this idea, since he already knows he loves Mariana.
Its why, I suspect, he goes along with it after Mariana puts her foot down.
Theyre nonexclusive or theyre nothing.
Wyatt is the gift that keeps on giving.He teaches pilates.
On his calendar, he has scheduled in days for saving the dolphins and fixing climate change.
Wait, remember when Callie and Wyatt dated?
Doesnt that seem completely bonkers now?
