The Rookie Yearbook Four meet-up is a US-wide tour that encourages young girls to feel empowered. First gaining fame as a pint-sized fashion blogger at an early age, the magazine's editor Tavi Gevinson has grown up to be a feminist icon for young millennials and hopes to influence the next generation with her honest and compelling written content.
Tavi's latest book tour will feature signings and readings by the Rookie blog founder along with others by fans and subscribers. Tech savvy Gen Z members are not only exposed to more social media than any generation before them but are also socially conscious and politically aware despite of their age.
Whether fighting for sustainability, racial unity or gender equality, younger generations' interest in publications like Rookie make them aware of social issues while encouraging acceptance, empowerment and openness. The Rookie Yearbook Four meet-up will make stops in Seattle, Brooklyn and Austin among other cities and is an opportunity for the magazine's readers to connect with like-minded youth.
Tween Feminism Tours
The Rookie Yearbook Four Meetup is Hosted by Tavi Gevinson and Readers
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