One person wrote: “You are both beautiful! I am so glad you don’t listen to the haters.” Another chimed in and said that Ariel “is grown and is going wear what she wants.” And one fan explained that she really admires Ariel and applauds how she embraces body positivity. “I know we have crazy different body types, but it empowers me to know that all women can wear whatever they want and look amazing, just like you do,” they said. “We all have our down days, I know I do, but your body positivity reminds me that I can be body positive too. Thank you Ariel, for everything!!”Matt WinkelmeyerGet the Teen Vogue Take.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: The allegations of sexual violence have helped fuel anti-police anger. “I believe the cases of sexual harassment and assault," Fiona Ho, 34, toldTeen Vogue. This scenario doesn’t seem hopeful for young protesters. Coco Wong, 16, says she goes into the front lines every day and hopes to make it home every night, despite not being able to talk about politics with her family. “My family doesn’t know where I am, but [it doesn’t compare to some peoples’ experience.] Lots of people cannot go home because their families are blue and they are yellow,” she said, referring to that read “lockdown,” “help,” and “thank you,” while we stood outside the building. It is about them and the other detainees across the country. We should never forget that. The Jewish people, however, know our history, and bring that history in solidarity.