"It was really tough not being able to vote, to kinda see it happen without being able to do anything, but being here, I know I am a part of it and I am doing something.
People are constantly telling us [as teenagers], we don't understand, we're so hooked to our phones, but I think this generation, we're very open-minded and ready for change, and we use social media to do that.
I'm a firm believer that all women no matter what should have the same rights, so I'm starting a club at school and I'm getting a lot of ideas for it here. It's about women's rights. The biggest thing is getting teens involved who don't really understand what feminism is. I just got the paperwork in and I'm waiting for the county to approve it."
— Sadie Michel (pictured at left)
"We're definitely underestimated [as teenagers], but I think we can do a lot.
I want to keep doing things like this and spreading awareness on social media. She's [Sadie] starting a club at school about stuff like this that I'm going to join."
— Olivia Lansing (pictured at right)
