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Further, the indoctrination of Teen Vogue editors to is young readers is undoubtedly strategic as they continue to cover up their own agenda. Just last week they scheduled high profile speakers such as Hillary Clinton at the Teen Vogue Summit. The event--in their own words--was designed to "inspire, educate--and yes, sell to--the readers of what ceased to be a traditional magazine..."
Friends, why aren't parents of the average teen or tween part of this dialogue? We must let others know what is being fed to our teens and tweens. I've said it before and will say it again - a mainstream teen fashion should not promote sexual activity of any kind. Most parents want to and should be the primary source for teaching their children about healthy sexuality.
I say let's make our voices be heard even more loud and clear... and add to our numbers by signing the petition that will go directly to the editors. We won't stop until our voices are heard, and until any and all sex articles pushed toward teens and tweens are taken down.
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