Wow. That's interesting.
First of all, Little Red Warrior is a play, but let me take a step back.
What your question is addressing—and it comes off the previous conversation—is the idea of cultural diversity, diversity of communities and diversity of ideas. The idea that we live in a community with multiple realities and cultural realities is something the arts get to show off and embrace.
In terms of Little Red Warrior, this play has been produced across the country. It's by a Governor General's Award-winning playwright. It has been produced for students for high school matinees many times. The script was available to the teachers. The script follow-up conversations were had with the schools and the teachers, and the content was revealed to them. That's one part of the problem we had.
There was a school that showed up—