Amandla Stenberg, a dynamic force in Hollywood, is best known for their work as an actress, model, and singer. Born on October 23, 1998, in Los Angeles, California, she kicked off her acting career at the young age of four, exhibiting a flair for performance that would mark her future endeavors. Stenberg was raised by her African American mother, who works as a writer, and her Danish father, a business consultant, shaping her diverse cultural background that often reflects in her roles. Stenberg gained international recognition with her breakthrough performance as Rue in The Hunger Games, a role which earned her a Teen Choice Award. The platform provided by such a high-profile film allowed Stenberg to pursue more ambitious projects, leading to performances in films like Everything, Everything and The Hate U Give. Her portrayal of Starr Carter in The Hate U Give won her critical acclaim and further established her reputation as an actress of depth and substance. In addition to acting, Stenberg has demonstrated talents in music and modelling. She plays violin and sings, having released her own EP in 2020, and has modelled for brands like Levi's, Gap, and Pepsi. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Stenberg is recognized for her advocacy on social issues, particularly those related to race and gender identity. She publicly identifies as non-binary and queer, and uses her platform to spread awareness about these communities. They have been named to Time's list of Most Influential Teens multiple times, and Forbes' 30 Under 30 list, emblematic of the significant impact they have had at a young age. Through her multifaceted career and social activism, Amandla Stenberg continues to inspire and influence many around the world.