merges poetry and young-adult fiction, with a heroine named Xiomara who finds confidence and acceptance through slam poetry. Acevedo’s own work is clearly also a place of solace: “You call them wild curls/ I call them breathing/ ancestors spiraling/ can’t you see them in this wet hair that waves like hello” she affirms in “Hair,” a piece that proclaims the beauty of waves and curls and the refusal to succumb to practices in order to make it more white adjacent. Watching her perform her poetry truly feels like seeing and listening to a sermon you never knew you needed until the last line is spoken.ContentView Iframe URLLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: “In a lot of ways, climate activism gives me a support group, and that’s not something I’m used to.”2. By letting you re-engage with your hobbies posted a collage of images of the doll, posing the question: "Emma Watson or Justin Bieber?" Curiously, all the teaser images of the doll look vastly different than the product shown here — so perhaps this is just a fluke. Only time will tell. Either way, we're sure little kids everywhere will love playing with this new Belle doll regardless, inspired by Emma's role in the movie. We'll leave it to social media to do what it does best: stay salty.Instagram contentView on InstagramRelated:10 Times Emma Watson Made Her Own Beauty RulesRelated:Here's What the Cast ofHarry PotterAre Up to Now which includes a crisis text line and tips on supporting a friend with mental health issues, anditsonus.org