“Even if you’re not native, you can support and uplift native people—and art is a great way to do that,” Frank said. “Listen to native music, watch native films and videos, learn about native art—even if it’s just through a Spotify playlist, it matters.”Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Indigenous Peoples Day: 4 Things to Know The creation of an Asian American studies department “would validate the lived experiences of Asian American students on campus and just show that our history is worth being told,” she continued. " and ditch your little black dress, because, as designerSusan Alexandra Like Storm, Dua had an uplifting message for her followers, which she shared alongside a photo of her dog. “The holidays aren’t always happy for everyone and especially during this difficult year it’s so important to reach out to your friends, family and especially those who might be celebrating it away from their loved ones this year or those who have suffered loss,” she wrote. “Send love. Reach out. It only takes a few moments out of your day. My heart goes out to everyone as we see the end of this year and as we anticipate the new one.”Instagram contentView on InstagramMillie Bobby BrownTheStranger Things