Superpowers, Supporters, and Stars

Greetings, Gen Zhive! ✨

We're thrilled to present another edition of our newsletter, packed with inspiring narratives and exciting entertainment updates.

First up, delve into the thought-provoking article "Why Being Deaf Led Me to Realize That Having a Disability is a Superpower," by Pamela Gliatis. In it, she shares her personal journey of embracing her identity as a deaf individual and the empowering realization that having a disability is not a limitation but rather a superpower.

Next, we spotlight our featured teen leader, Rylee Davis, in our article "Rylee Davis- A Role Model for Black Female Teenagers and Children." Explore Rylee's inspiring journey as she discovers how she can be a source of empowerment and representation for Black female teenagers and children everywhere.

And don't miss our latest podcast episode, where hosts Julia and Olivia decode the film preferences of your favorite stars through their Letterboxd favorites. Join them as they engage in lively discussions about Coachella 2024 and CinemaCon highlights and make predictions about Kit Connor & Rachel Zegler’s Romeo & Juliet.

📰 Inspire: Why Being Deaf Led Me to Realize That Having a Disability is a Superpower

Pamela Gliatis explores the complexities of being hard of hearing in her insightful piece. With a cochlear implant, she navigates a gray area between deafness and hearing loss, challenging misconceptions and shedding light on the spectrum of experiences within the community. She encourages individuals to stand up, spread awareness, and challenge stigmas. Embracing disabilities and their hidden gifts, Pamela highlights the strengths and abilities they can bring, reminding us all that having a disability can be a superpower.

🌐 Discover: Rylee Davis- A Role Model for Black Female Teenagers and Children

Rylee Davis is a charismatic 13-year-old who gained recognition in the entertainment industry for her talent as an actress, spokesperson, and talk show host. From her work in theater and PBS Kids to her role as a guest speaker at the African American Cultural Festival, she teaches black history to children and teenagers and promotes black female representation in entertainment. Rylee’s dream is to give back to her community through her acting, especially to encourage girls like her to cultivate their individual talents.

🎙️ Explore: Guess the Celebrity by Their LetterBoxd

Join Julia and Olivia this week on Pop Culture Hives & Lows as they delve into the cinematic tastes of your favorite stars, decoded through their Letterboxd favorites. From Coachella 2024 to CinemaCon, our hosts explore the latest buzz in entertainment. Plus, tune in for Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler’s Romeo & Juliet predictions, promising an exciting mix of insights and predictions for film enthusiasts and pop culture aficionados alike.

Remember, Zhive is more than just a community; it's a movement. Together, we're rewriting the narrative for teen girls everywhere. So, grab your dreams, embrace your ambitions, and let's make this journey unforgettable!

Stay empowered, Zhive Community 💖✨