And actually, Liv's feminist sensibilities go back even before middle school, which means that she's had a long time to develop her thoughts around what being a feminist means to her.

I mean, my definition of feminism has probably changed like a gazillion times over the years, but I first heard the term when I was in sixth grade and I was 11 years old.

And I was arguing with my French teacher about why I didn't understand why all the words had genders in French.

And he told me to go home and look up the word feminism online or in an encyclopedia.

And it was like my eyes had opened to something I had never even thought of because it could explain everything I would do.

I'd be arguing at church about why why are we teaching that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute? Like, and what's wrong with that? Like, or, you know, like why does that matter? You know, I'd be arguing in church.

I'm 10, I'm like 11 years old arguing about this.

But she is also keeping things in perspective.