I kind of felt like I was at the principal’s office. They were super-defensive, saying we were accusing them of all this horrible stuff. The meeting ended in about five minutes, with them calling us horrible accusers. Beauty comes in so many shapes, sizes, and colors—we just want them to portray that in their magazine.

Emma Stydahar and Carina Cruz, the teenagers behind the campaign to get teen magazines to show more “real girls,” say their meeting with the editor and a public-relations representative at Teen Vogue was a wash.

This week’s issue has a huge feature on the best high schools in America, which includes an article on teen’s today (tl;dr: they text a lot, but are still just teenagers). The photo on the left ran with the story, as a subtle homage to a classic Newsweek cover from the ’60s. Pretty cool, huh? 

pleasedtomeetya:

I’m not sure why I’m so fascinated by this cover from mid-sixties Newsweek about teenagers, but I am.

OMG: The Teens! This has apparently been sitting in our drafts for about 8 months now. Hot.