The names Betty, Gloria and Shirley probably come to mind when most think of feminists, but there's a whole group of young women -- and men -- who are working toward equality. Here is a short list -- who would you add? Tweet us <a target="_blank" target="_blank">@CNNLiving</a> with #fem2.<br /><br />Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani student and education activist, who gained international attention after she<a > was shot in 2012 by Taliban gunmen</a>. "I want to become a prime minister of Pakistan," she said, saying it could make her "the doctor of the whole country."
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The names Betty, Gloria and Shirley probably come to mind when most think of feminists, but there's a whole group of young women -- and men -- who are working toward equality. Here is a short list -- who would you add? Tweet us @CNNLiving with #fem2.

Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani student and education activist, who gained international attention after she was shot in 2012 by Taliban gunmen. "I want to become a prime minister of Pakistan," she said, saying it could make her "the doctor of the whole country."
Journalist Gloria Steinem poses with Kierra Johnson at the Ms. Foundation's Women of Vision 2013 Gala earlier this year. Johnson, the executive director of Choice USA, an abortion rights organization, has worked to mobilize youth around reproductive justice.
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Journalist Gloria Steinem poses with Kierra Johnson at the Ms. Foundation's Women of Vision 2013 Gala earlier this year. Johnson, the executive director of Choice USA, an abortion rights organization, has worked to mobilize youth around reproductive justice.
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There's been no <a >shortage of ink written </a>on Tavi Gevinson, the wunderkind founder and editor-in-chief of the <a target="_blank" target="_blank">online magazine, Rookie</a>. In her 2012 <a target="_blank" target="_blank">TEDtalk on feminism</a>, she spoke about women in media: "What makes a strong female character is a character who has weaknesses, who has flaws, who is maybe not immediately likable, but eventually relatable."
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There's been no shortage of ink written on Tavi Gevinson, the wunderkind founder and editor-in-chief of the online magazine, Rookie. In her 2012 TEDtalk on feminism, she spoke about women in media: "What makes a strong female character is a character who has weaknesses, who has flaws, who is maybe not immediately likable, but eventually relatable."
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<a target="_blank">Samhita Mukhopadhyay</a> is a feminist writer, speaker and digital strategist. As the former executive editor of <a target="_blank" target="_blank">Feministing.com</a>, she also wrote "Outdated: Why Dating is Ruining Your Love Life." Now, she works as a senior strategist at <a target="_blank" target="_blank">Purpose</a> developing digital campaigns for girls and women.
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Samhita Mukhopadhyay is a feminist writer, speaker and digital strategist. As the former executive editor of Feministing.com, she also wrote "Outdated: Why Dating is Ruining Your Love Life." Now, she works as a senior strategist at Purpose developing digital campaigns for girls and women.
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Sammi Siegel, Emma Axelrod and Elena Tsemberis are three New Jersey teens who<a target="_blank" target="_blank"> petitioned to get a female moderator</a> for the 2012 presidential debate. CNN's Candy Crowley was named a moderator for the second debate, in which<a > wage parity </a>became an issue.
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Sammi Siegel, Emma Axelrod and Elena Tsemberis are three New Jersey teens who petitioned to get a female moderator for the 2012 presidential debate. CNN's Candy Crowley was named a moderator for the second debate, in which wage parity became an issue.
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Gaby Pacheco, an immigrant rights leader and director of the <a target="_blank" target="_blank">Bridge Project</a>, left, was accompanied by Janet Murguía, president and CEO of the National Council of La Raza, when Pacheco <a target="_blank" target="_blank">testified before Congress</a> about the DREAM Act.
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Gaby Pacheco, an immigrant rights leader and director of the Bridge Project, left, was accompanied by Janet Murguía, president and CEO of the National Council of La Raza, when Pacheco testified before Congress about the DREAM Act.
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Jamia Wilson is the executive director of YTH -- <a target="_blank" target="_blank">Youth Tech Health</a> -- an organization that advances youth health and wellness through technology. She's been named one of<a target="_blank" target="_blank"> faces of the future of feminism</a> and was part of a co-founding leadership committee of SPARK Movement.
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Jamia Wilson is the executive director of YTH -- Youth Tech Health -- an organization that advances youth health and wellness through technology. She's been named one of faces of the future of feminism and was part of a co-founding leadership committee of SPARK Movement.
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<a target="_blank" target="_blank">Shelby Knox</a> was featured in a documentary that chronicled her teenage activism for comprehensive sex education and gay rights in her Southern Baptist community. She has been an activist for 10 years and works at Change.org on campaigns for gender justice.
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Shelby Knox was featured in a documentary that chronicled her teenage activism for comprehensive sex education and gay rights in her Southern Baptist community. She has been an activist for 10 years and works at Change.org on campaigns for gender justice.
Sunny Clifford is advocate for reproductive health and justice and <a target="_blank" target="_blank">petitioned</a> for Native American women's access to emergency contraception. She was featured in the documentary "<a target="_blank" target="_blank">Young Lakota</a>."
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Sunny Clifford is advocate for reproductive health and justice and petitioned for Native American women's access to emergency contraception. She was featured in the documentary "Young Lakota."
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Jill Adams is the executive director for the <a target="_blank" target="_blank">Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice</a> and formerly led <a target="_blank" target="_blank">Law Students for Reproductive Justice</a>.
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Jill Adams is the executive director for the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice and formerly led Law Students for Reproductive Justice.
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