I hope that my home state continues to change. I know that Black women will continue to lead that charge. And I hope that white women will step up to join us in our endeavor.Get theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly email.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Losing in the Midterm Elections Isn’t the EndHarry Styles'sSaturday Night Live "Obviously, if it was Olivia though, she'd be all ears," Taylor explained, folding down the ears to the front of the mask. "Which we really should've thought of. We really, really should’ve stapled their ears. Why? God, you get the best ideas after it's too late!" Celebrities, they reallyare at 4.5%, yet the rate varied between different groups of women, as the report shows. In 2007, women ages 16 to 19 had the highest unemployment rate out of all the age groups examined. Black women and girls in that age range were unemployed at more than twice the rate of white women and girls in the same age range. Asian and Hispanic women and girls ages 16 to 19 experienced similar rates of unemployment, and both rates were higher than those for white women. During the Great Recession, which lasted from December 2007 to June 2009, the unemployment rate for all womenincreased significantly Sarah Penrose, another friend. “She was always so joyful to help others and fill needs. Wishing I could have spent more time with her before this happened.”Facebook contentView on FacebookSean Adler, 48