Beyoncé enters on stage with the other two women and then a fourth figure materializes out of shiny light. No, it’s not Prince. It’s not Tupac. It’s not Amy Winehouse. The hologram isFarrah Franklin Frankly, it’s devastating to watch all this unfold. So long dismissed as pie-in-the-sky, the policies Sanders advocates for are being proved essential as the sky is falling. But still, we’re unlikely to see them enacted, no matter how many lives they might save, because they remain at odds with thesystems run by powerful peopledesperate to hold on to their standing.When Sanders came to theTeen Vogueoffices last summer foran interview "He loved spending time with his son," he added. "They would go fishing up in the Sierras together. My heart goes out to his family — I can't imagine what they're going through right now.”Get theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: If he were president right now, would Gilead Sciences — a Big Pharma heavyweight — bepoised to have exclusive rights