Sinéad Burke Opened Up About Bullying, Beauty, and Activism- Teen vogue

• Written by Brittney Mcnamara

• Sinead Burke strongly believes that many groups in fashion are very underrepresented such as "black people, fat people and transgender people"

• Sinead suffers from dwarfism inspiring her to stand up and speak out for the underrepresented people

• She also has many campaigns and is a usual activist.

• Sinead is one of the people working to widen the fashion industry's lens, advocating for little people like herself.

• She's been honoured as one of Business of Fashion’s 500, been on the cover of British Vogue, was the first little person to attend the Met Gala, among a dizzying list of other achievements.

• Sinéad said she's working toward that goal through visibility, and showing people that the definition of beauty is not restrictive.