"I get racist sh*t said at me all the time so I think I'm alright in saying she doesn't have the ability to mock many Indian's beliefs. I may be wrong to many of you who think this is a light matter but what of the amount of culture people are mimicking without a single ounce of knowledge.... If we respect her religion then she should at least understand ours," another Instagram user wrote. “They do understand that they have been separated from their parents, and the primary goal is to get back with people they love.”Get theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: “I never imagined my career would begin on the Internet,” Lauren says of her fame, which was born out of her social media platforms. She started out on Vine; progressed to Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter; and is now executive producing a docu-series. Her shtick blends comedy and real talk, to hilarious result: “When I discuss serious topics, I just stay true to who I am.”Related: “I’m tired of promises with no follow-through and not being taken seriously by adults and politicians who spend every day aimlessly while my generation is sparking a revolution…. As a delegate, I will use my background and experience to provide important perspectives as well as hold other delegates and politicians accountable. I did not run through YDC, I only joined after becoming elected, but I believe that is crucial for fellow youth to rally together in an organized effort to impact DNC policies.”