early). In a Twitter spree, she highlighted the importance of friendship, hardships and positive thinking. This is not to say that Selena is necessarily a victim; she knew what she was getting into when she started dating Justin, who has been one of the biggest pop stars in the world for a decade. But who someone used to date is rarely the most interesting thing about them, and it also plays into a tired norm that your relationship status makes you who you are. Selena is a complete person with or without Justin, just as he is without her. It’s understandable to buy into the ins and outs of a celebrity relationship — after all, their vacations and date nights are far more glamorous than our own, usually — but only thinking about these people in such a way reduces them to living little more thanBachelor When criticism first sparked about the photo of Amandla and her costar George MacKay, director Amma Asante addressed the controversy [on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/BQYHATqAaP_/]. At the time, she said, "I want to assure you that this film does not romanticize Nazis in any way. My passion has been to shine a light on the existence of the children of color who were born and raised under Hitler ... Amandla and I teamed together to shine a light on the hatred that Nazi Germany visited on Europe and to make a film that might contribute to the dialogue of how we fight this horrific racial and religious ignorance today along with the intolerances visited on the many other marginalized groups and intersections."Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: The film is a coming of age story about Amandla’s character Leyna, who is growing up in a complicated and dangerous time period. “Leyna is a child who is walking a very dangerous tight rope. She is not living the Jewish experience,” Amandla toldVariety.