Jennie, 18, attends The Lovett School. Since day one, she has always been taught to use her voice and speak up for what’s important to her and she takes those values to heart. She loves covering youth activism and social issues as well as all things related to her favorite films and music. She has a huge passion for fashion and has always loved to dance and create all sorts of art. She has also recently started to collect vinyls.
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