
Renee recently posted an article at The Huffington Post in which she thanks her English professor, Joan Eyles Johnson, for inspiring her to be "a better writer, citizen, and human being." She goes on to say:
"I want to speak up and tell you that mascara and clothes don't make you cool, neither do name-brand handbags, but being a leader can. Every day we can choose to challenge what we 'know' and go on our own quest for answers. As teens, you have the ability to channel your thoughts and inspirations through the power of social media, to connect with one another and start social movements for change! Find something you care about -- social injustice, animal rights, international war crimes, human trafficking, or women's rights -- and make a statement. Connect with one another, take a stand, and spread the word."
Click here to read Renee's article.
Follow Renee on Twitter @renee_olstead - and tell her @readergirlz sent you!
4 comments:
Thanks, LW! So fun to see this post!
She once mentioned that she wants to write a YA book too so thats add to her awesomeness, I guess.
Basma Aal: That's great!
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