Media should accurately represent humility as an important trait in adolescents, which varies based on their life experiences and identities, such as gender, sexuality, race, and disability. Some use humility to empathize with those facing similar struggles, while others use it to acknowledge their privileges and amplify marginalized voices. However, societal expectations of humility can clash with empowering women or people of color. Therefore, media should authentically show how adolescents' humility is shaped by their experiences, with the goal of fostering understanding, respect, and equity among diverse communities.