denying the Armenian genocide. At the time, she wrote that she "couldn't just brush it off." As 2019 draws to a close, some of the country’s leading activists are endeavoring to leverage their successes, challenges, and experiences over the past decade as a springboard to achieving their goals in 2020 — and they want to encourage others to join them. These young activists are thought leaders at the vanguard of their respective areas of advocacy and have accumulated massive platforms across the nation.Teen Vogue “Remembering the people who are not here to fight with us is what motivates me the most. It is certainly important to take a step back on some days to avoid burnout, but I am hopeful because there are so many young people who take part in this movement every single day, and our strength only builds.” - Jaclyn Corin, gun violence activist andMarch for Our Lives cofounder the dress is now being sold by ASAI for 300 euros (or roughly $333) with all profits benefiting three charities: Black Lives Matter, Solace Women’s Aid, and The Voice of Domestic Workers. The dress is available globally, and to purchase you may either DM the official ASAI Instagram account or email info@asaita.co.uk.ÂInstagram contentView on Instagram