police eventually used smoke canisters in an effort to disperse protesters who had blocked a roadway in Lafayette. Meanwhile, small fires werereportedlyset in the city.Operation Restoration’sSafety and Freedom Fundbased in New Orleans, confirmed toTeen Vogue She further explains how she often had to fight for recognition because of her identity. "I think I’m an underdog as a woman—a black woman at that, and a bisexual woman," she said. "It’s a very intimidating thing to step into the light. A lot of eyes on you, a lot of judgment, and a lot of vulnerability—but I find solace in the fact that I’ve done the work."Victoria toldTeen Vogue “We are disappointed with the reports we have received regarding this event and will follow up, as we do with all reports that indicate our community expectations may not have been met.” future translates that openness into opportunity; right now, she’s focused on promoting Stargirl, but after, she teases, “maybe you'll see some music from me.” In one of Stargirl’s most pivotal speeches in the film, she stands firmly in front of an audience, a real girl with a little bit of magic who is learning from her mistakes. She’s Susan Caraway, the name she was born with, but she’s also Stargirl, the name she chose.