Tour, we can grab a hug'...She wanted to let me know that I am beautiful in my own way and I said 'Thank you and thank you for being so kind to me.' And she said, 'I'm proud of you.'" She also acknowledged that there's tons of pressure from fans to keep performing. (Can you blame us?) “The second we felt a huge amount of pressure, and the third one we’re like, ‘You know what guys? Let’s just have fun.’ And we hope people like it. We tried to do a movie that was different enough, but still had a lot of the same things that people love about thePitch Perfectmovies," she said. The introduction of ME to WE's Women’s Empowerment Center in the Maasai Mara contributed to another major shift in the Maasai's beading history. Over the past few years, Maasai women have used their traditional beading skills to hand-craft ME to WE's Rafiki bracelets (Rafiki means "friend" or "companion" in Swahili) and funnel money into building their communities. As a social enterprise focused on enhancing education, water, health, food and financial opportunity in developing areas around the world, ME to WE, which donates 50% of its net profits to the WE charity, developed a business that values the skills of Maasai women and caters to people's desire to own these unique beaded designs.Retailers likePacSun alike have taken to social media to voice their reactions to the violence, hatred, and acts of bigotrycommitted by white supremacist groups