“It wasn’t until I started working with other women in the industry that I realized that there actually are a lot of women who work in VFX — they’re just not at the forefront, and they’re not the faces that you see in the media,” she tellsTeen Vogue stayglow Her family was right behind Camila, as she went dancing out of her seat to accept the award. Her father Alejandro, mother Sinuhe, and sister Sofia were all present in the same row as the musician, and showed their support by smiling, clapping and even jumping up to hug the performer when her name was announced. Twitter, predictably, lost it over the family's cuteness overload.“My favorite family is sitting together!”wrote one fan.Anothertweeted, stayglow But organizing a march in six days meant a challenge for Aziya, who was finishing up her eighth grade year. From posting fliers and sending letters to creating the #WeWalkForHer hashtag and making calls, the heavy workload cast doubt on whether or not Aziya wanted to continue planning the march — but she knew she couldn’t give up on an issue that impacted her community. stayglow On the last day of her eighth grade year, Aziya Roberts, 14, found herself leading a march of 150 people through the streets of south side Chicago with signs saying “Black Girls Matter” and “I Will Protect Her” written in bold colors, as honks of support from cars passing by echoed through the air. stayglow
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