Teen Vogue Meet Teen Vogue's Young Hollywood Class of 2018

From: Teen Vogue - Thursday Mar 01, 2018 02:43 pm

What Hollywood's rising stars want you to know about representation.
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Teen Vogue

March 1, 2018

"It’s something that happens, but we don't speak about it."

Letitia Wright Gets Candid About Mental Health in the Black Community

"It’s something that happens, but we don't speak about it."

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“There are female directors; these people exist. So you can't say limited availability.”

Awkwafina Isn’t Here for Hollywood’s Tired Excuses

“There are female directors; these people exist. So you can't say limited availability.”

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“Diversity should be forever; it should be a normal thing.”

Storm Reid Is Here to Break Barriers and Save the Universe

“Diversity should be forever; it should be a normal thing.”

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"I hope that we just keep going further and further."

Laura Harrier Hopes Hollywood Looks Completely Different in 10 Years

"I hope that we just keep going further and further."

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“There's room for everyone, you know?”

Bria Vinaite Wants the “Traditional” Idea of an Actor to Change

“There's room for everyone, you know?”

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“People want to be represented; people want to be seen.”

Sasha Lane Is Ready to Aim Her Punches at Hollywood

“People want to be represented; people want to be seen.”

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It shouldn’t be “an exceptional thing.”

Margaret Qualley Says People Shouldn't Be Patted on the Back for Hiring Women

It shouldn’t be “an exceptional thing.”

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She’ll be portraying Cosette, which she calls a “dream role.”

Ellie Bamber Isn't Intimidated to Take on "Les Mis"

She’ll be portraying Cosette, which she calls a “dream role.”

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