Kim Kardashian may pose for selfies with Hillary Clinton (opens in new tab), and Kanye West might be planning to run for office himself (opens in new tab) in 2020, but they're not the only members of their family to get political. In a new video, Kendall Jenner is encouraging young women—but really, everyone—to get out the vote in the upcoming presidential election.
In a partnership with Rock the Vote (opens in new tab) and the Independent Journal Review (opens in new tab), Kendall dressed up as the iconic Rosie the Riveter to spread the word about the upcoming presidential election. Originally (opens in new tab), the character of Rosie the Riveter was designed to recruit women to work in factories during World War II, but lately she's become a symbol for women's empowerment in any field, including politics.
This isn't the first time that Kendall has spoken her mind about getting out the vote. Back in 2014, she registered to vote (opens in new tab) for the first time while in Europe for Fashion Week. She worked with Rock the Vote last year on Voter Registration Day, transforming from a suffragette to a modern voter while explaining how women had to fight for their right to participate in democracy. "Because of suffragettes and their battle, gender doesn't matter. But your vote always can," she said. Kendall for president in 2032, anyone?
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