by Josie Sharp In a powerful display of activism, Japanese alt pop singer Rina Sawayama took a stand against Matty Healy during her recent performance at Glastonbury. As an artist who has been curating music since 2013 and accumulated a dedicated fan base, Sawayama's bold actions shed light on an issue that has long plagued the music industry. Given a global audience to this discussion was a much needed step in the right direction. During the introduction of her song 'STFU', Sawayama expressed her frustration, declaring, "I'm sick and tired of microaggressions. This song goes out to a white man who watches Ghetto Gaggers and mocks Asian people on a podcast. He also owns my masters. I've had enough." It was a clear reference to The 1975's lead singer, Matty Healy, who has recently faced criticism for his remarks on 'The Adam Friedland Show'. Matty Healy previously served as the director of the label 'Dirty Hit,' which signed Rina in 20...