“Last night I dreamt that @GretaThunberg and I were at an event and all the adults were telling us what to say and we both started screaming at them about how they were killing the environment and the youth and how they expected us to fix everything,” Emmawrote on Twitter“Love u sis.”Gretarespondedwith a couple of heart emojis.Twitter contentView on TwitterWant more from Teen Vogue? Check this out: On Valentine's Day, Millie posted a photo of herself cuddling up to Jacob with the caption "Happy Valentine's day J" and a heart. They're both smiling in the photo as they look into each other's eyes. She also tweeted the picture and tagged him. He retweeted it, writing, "Happy valentine’s day... see you soon" with a heart of his own.Instagram contentView on InstagramTwitter contentView on Twitter The charge to raise awareness, increase support systems, and change policies regarding parental incarceration is often led by those who have experienced it firsthand. For much of her life, Ebony felt isolated in her experience and unable to talk about it — a feeling common among many of the young peopleTeen Vogueinterviewed for this story. which would guarantee rights such as parent-child contact visits. Yet advocates advise that the bottom line for reducing the harms of parental incarceration would be to significantly decrease America’s massive prison population — the kind of progress that seems even further from reach under the Trump administration’sreturnto racially discriminatory drug policies.This story is part ofKids IncarceratedaTeen Vogue