"During a season when our country is lost in the violence of ICE and Trump supremacy, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio showed us what it is to love who you are and where you come from so deeply and freely that the love welcomes everyone in.

The humanity sang so loud, in spirit and sound, that people thought Liam Conejo Ramos was present. As Bad Bunny passed his Grammy on to a little brown-skinned boy, a lot of viewers imagined the child to be the 5-year-old ripped from his driveway by ICE agents, detained for two weeks, and still a target of DHS.

It wasn’t Liam, but it matters that millions saw his humanity in that moment. It is everything that we understand the symbolism in Bad Bunny handing over the prize to a little boy like Liam, a little boy like himself, a child like any child in America." —Jeneé Osterheldt, Boston Globe columnist