“I feel that if I have to answer for the deeds done in my body just as much as man, I have a right to have as much as a man. There is a great stir about colored men getting their rights, but not a word about the colored women; and if colored men get their rights, and not colored women theirs, you see the colored men will be masters over the women, and it will be just as bad as it was before.”—Sojourner Truth Justin Bieber has been big on his #WCWs lately, posting a stream of photos with former flame Selena Gomez (still no word on whether or not the throwbacks mean anything) as well as pictures of ladies we know well(hi, Rihanna!) ! When the magazine came to me and asked if I wanted to be photographed, I thought, Why should I be inTeen Vogue was ordinary people finding their way in the world. "In many ways, the biggest influence on the album wasn't music—it was people. People finding ways to get up and move on with their lives with everything life throws at you," he says. "The songs are all about connecting on that level. My stories of what I've struggled with told in a way that are meant for everyone. I thought about that a lot when I was writing. Just this idea of how complicated it is to be alive and how inspiring people can be in the ways they push on. That influence was bigger than any music I was hearing."