Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex has announced she is the guest editor for the September issue of British Vogue. The September issue, which is arguably the most important issue of the year, includes a cover called "Faces of Change." Featuring 15 "trailblazing" women, the cover does something extra special. A sixteenth space space is included for a very special reason.

The idea behind the blank space is quite brilliant. "The sixteenth space on the cover, a mirror, was included so that when you hold the issue in your hands, you see yourself as part of this collective," the post reads. By giving the reader a space to see themselves, it allows them to place themselves in the narrative.

Clearly, Meghan Markle understands the importance of people, especially women, being in charge of their own futures. Going by the women on the cover, the whole purpose of the issue to not only talk about people who are using their platforms for good and to make a positive change. But they are also people who inspire the world around them to make change. So often we believe that we have to be someone with a platform to make a difference, but anyone can make a difference if they want to.

Some of the women included on the cover are actress and transgender advocate Laverne Cox, actress Yara Shahidi and actress and longtime activist Jane Fonda. The Good Place star and social activist Jameela Jamil is also featured. But not everyone on the cover is an actress. Boxer Ramla Ali is also featured. In her own Instagram post featuring the cover, she writes "more important than your own personal goals is what you can do for others whether through the raising awareness of important issues or through inspiration."

Also featured? Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old climate change fighter and activist with Asperger's. Educator and advocate Sinead Burke was reflective about her inclusion on the cover, sharing that as a fan of fashion, she often purchases the September issue of Vogue.

"They were my gateway into a world that I (at the time) couldn’t visualise myself within. Those September issues still line my bookcases at home and now, I’ll get to add one more to that collection - one with me on the cover," she says.

Model Adut Akech Bior echoes similar sentiments to Burke.

"I got one of the best surprise, a phone call from The Duchess of Sussex herself to tell me she was the guest-editor of this issue. She told me that she finds me and my story so inspiring and those words I will never forget for the rest of my life," she writes.

The issue also includes a conversation between the Duchess of Sussex and former First Lady Michelle Obama and a conversation between the Duke of Sussex and Dr. Jane Goodall. The Duke and Dr. Goodall recently did an event together, talking about environmental issues.

Even though this is the September issue of British Vogue, you should be able to find it in larger bookstores or magazine stands. The issue will be available on Friday, August 2nd.

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