she is the ideal face of a brand aiming to make everyone feel seen and celebrated, “no matter their race, ethnicity, culture or personal style.” “(People) don’t really pay attention when we talk, but with protests for the last week a lot of people have been looking and recording and… you can see they recognize that it’s something we are passionate about,” says CTUL's McKizzie. The protests are about “getting heard, being seen.”Teen Voguehas reached out to the NFL for comment.Related: enters the screen, saying, “I love seeing an incredible story come to an end.” As her voiceover fades, the trailer cycles to a peek of the thirdKissing Booth Crystal was able to bring “Edgecombe” into fruition with the help of the Sundance Ignite Fellowship, a program that works with partners such as Adobe to uplift the next generation of filmmakers. Now busy on the festival circuit, Crystal has been showing at many more events in addition to the storiedSundance Film FestivalShe recently sat down withTeen Vogue