View this post on Instagram From her support for the #BlackLivesMatter movement to talking about the need for change in the upcoming election, @SelenaGomez doesn't shy away from speaking up about social justice. "A lot of my family were immigrants who created lives for themselves in the United States," she says. "I'm proud of that side of who I am." Last year, she produced the documentary 'Living Undocumented,' which follows the lives of real families torn apart by the U.S.'s current immigration policies. "I wanted to do something that would make people uncomfortable, that would force people to watch something that maybe they just don't want to see, or don't understand," says Selena. Link in bio to read the full #AllureBestofBeauty cover story. — Photography by @micaiahcarter Styling by @ariannephillips Hair by @marissa.marino Makeup by #selenagomez with direction from @hungvanngo Nails by @tombachik Production by @ctdinc Story by @jess_chia A post shared by Allure Magazine (@allure) on Sep 9, 2020 at 6:16am PDT
From her support for the #BlackLivesMatter movement to talking about the need for change in the upcoming election, @SelenaGomez doesn't shy away from speaking up about social justice. "A lot of my family were immigrants who created lives for themselves in the United States," she says. "I'm proud of that side of who I am." Last year, she produced the documentary 'Living Undocumented,' which follows the lives of real families torn apart by the U.S.'s current immigration policies. "I wanted to do something that would make people uncomfortable, that would force people to watch something that maybe they just don't want to see, or don't understand," says Selena. Link in bio to read the full #AllureBestofBeauty cover story. — Photography by @micaiahcarter Styling by @ariannephillips Hair by @marissa.marino Makeup by #selenagomez with direction from @hungvanngo Nails by @tombachik Production by @ctdinc Story by @jess_chia
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