Serena talks activism, power in Teen Vogue

Dec 13, 2018
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Serena talks activism, power in Teen Vogue

Published Dec 13, 2018

Serena Williams just keeps winning this offseason. She graces the cover ofTeen Vogue during a period where she's been featured in all kinds of magazines including Forbes and Adweek.

Williams shares her thoughts in a feature alongside Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Lindsay People Wagner and 12-year-old activist Naomi Wadler. Their conversation on power, activism and black girl magic is pulled from a recent Teen Vogue Summit.

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"We're in a position where we have the opportunity to use our status and our social network, and to use different platforms that we are on and that we can talk about it," Williams told *Teen Vogue*. "And although it's so fun to have the opportunity to post lots of fun things, I also find it really important to post and talk about real items that affect us on a day-to-day basis."