We want you to read with us! Each month, Teen Vogue Book Club will select a book and review it, and at the end of the month, we’ll have a video Q&A discussion with the author.Journalist David Wallace-Wells’s new book,The Uninhabitable Earth However, it's Selena's mother Mandy Teefey who is now offering her perspective on the whole ordeal, saying how scary it was and how she "gained another daughter" in Francia Raísa, the friend who donated the kidney to Selena. I’m hopeful that with their latest infraction — mocking while also trying to capitalize on Chinese culture — Dolce & Gabbana is finally held accountable for their offensive behavior. But history tells me that’s not likely. Frankly, the designers and their supporters do not care. They do not care about marginalized communities that simply want to be included in the high fashion narrative. They don’t care about the feelings of those they attack, whether it be a celebrity like Selena Gomez or a fat person like myself. They don’t care whether they lose a few thousand followers because of this racist campaign video because their next influencer brand deal is sure to draw in more sales and fans. Just like therecent debacle with Victoria’s Secret with UNITE HERE Local 737 and a TPS recipient from Haiti who came to the U.S. 19 years ago.