on immigrants by the lawyers who make up the New York Immigrant Family Unity Project. “I think along with that, I’m half-Japanese, and there’s not a lot of Asian people in the industry. So, being able to see someone like you inspires you to feel like anything is possible, I think that transcends any kind of industry or job. If you see someone else doing it, you believe it. You believe it when you see it. I think that’s why it’s important for myself to do what I do. And be myself to inspire other people that they can do it, too.”Instagram contentView on InstagramLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: Help friends who are marching by making signs or preparing supplies. the band's publicist said, "[The Backstreet Boys] did not approve this and we are not associated with the Trump camp." It's definitely a sad day when you're denounced byone of the biggest boy bandsof all time.