"Right before I came out, my friend showed me this meme that he found online, and it really shook me," he began. "If I'm being real, it hurts... It's almost like all I can do is sing about it." Is there a more appropriate embodiment of U.S. history than having a racist rich-kid-turned-reality-star in the White House? Probably not. Is there anything surprising about a career politician struggling to keep her party moderate as people across the country cry out for a response to concentration camps? Again, it seems unlikely to me that the answer is yes. And then there is consumer accountability. A recent wave of consumer activism has led to thewidespread ban of straws covers, featuring themselves or their photography or other artwork on a mock-up cover of the magazine, Isra flexed by showcasing the time she and her familywere actually photographed forVogueNow that’s a full-circle moment.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: