Reinventing Feminism through Faith | Jennifer Strickland

"My identity being based on my outward appearance was damaging to my self-esteem. I knew I had gifts and talents, but I didn't have a relationship with God." This week on Better for America, Jennifer Strickland, an advocate for girls, joins Rebecca to share her journey from high fashion modeling and struggling with eating disorders to an identity crisis in a superficial industry and, ultimately, to finding faith. Strickland has dedicated her career to combating the culture of body dysmorphia and protecting the most innocent and vulnerable. Rebecca connects her story to current issues in academia, including Title IX and gender dysphoria. The two dive deep into truths and the influence strong women have on young girls' lives, empowering them to go out into the world and make a difference. Strickland leaves listeners with a powerful question: How do you want to be remembered at your funeral?

Check out some of the resources Jennifer has created to teach women and girls their value, identity, and purpose in Christ: youaremore.org