Chiang tells the story of his family being taunted and ridiculed as the “first Asian-American family on our block,” and how such experiences fueled his mission to fight for the underdog – the“single mom” or the “dad working a double shift.”Related:Judge Rules DACA Protections Must Stay in PlaceJustin Sullivan / Getty ImagesHey Arnold “So when we're looking at that in their life, in the scope of looking at a 16-year-old girl and thinking about what solitary confinement in connection with pretrial potentially could do for her, it became imperative for us to try to move around it,” she continued. “Because, literally, we're fighting for her life at that moment, and fighting for her right to a just trial, and a fighting chance at not allowing this issue to be the end of her life, whether that means she was living the rest of her life in a cage.”Get theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Bail Is a Broken System in Need of Reform gave us a little peek at the pack's comeback, but it turns out that we might have to thank a certain lacrosse bully-turned-snake shapeshifter-turned-werewolf for getting the crew back together.At the 2017 Comic Con,BuzzFeed Then in August, Awkwafina starred in the blockbuster filmCrazy Rich Asians