“What we can do for Naya right now, is to never let her legacy and work be forgotten. Continue to share her talents, and her huge impact on a whole community. Make sure everyone knows her name even years from now. Do it for her, and do it for her son. RIP Naya Rivera.”Related:Why We Feel So Sad After Celebrity Deaths ’s big screen adaptation. In her world, Meg is biracial, and her hair remains uncompromised throughout the movie. In one scene, we even see Storm Reid with straight hair, as a version of who Meg could be, yet she rejects this beauty ideal, choosing herself instead. This is the magic of Ava — unlike many filmmakers before her, she assigns Black characters the dimensions that allow them to be realized as full human beings, rather than background props in white stories. confirmed the star will be making a full recovery, hisinjurieswere reported to be very serious. “You have to oftentimes run against it, especially as a woman, especially as a young woman, especially as a woman of color.”