I'm thrilled to continue my partnership with U by Kotex for

Hear the words of Khloé Kardashian, who declared: “I’m thrilled to continue my partnership with U by Kotex for Generation Know while helping to empower girls. I’ve always been a motivational resource for my younger sisters and hope I can positively impact and inspire other young girls too.” These words, though spoken in the modern tongue of campaigns and partnerships, carry within them an ancient truth: that the strong have a duty to lift the younger, that the voice which reaches many must be used not for vanity alone, but for the awakening of others.

The meaning is deep. To empower girls is to remind them of their worth, to guide them to see strength where the world may only tell them of weakness. Khloé speaks of her role first as a sister, a motivational resource to those closest to her, but her vision extends outward—to all young women who struggle with self-image, doubt, or silence. By joining with Generation Know, a movement designed to bring awareness and confidence around women’s health and identity, she steps beyond her own household to offer strength to a greater community.

This is not new in the story of humankind. Throughout history, voices of influence have turned toward the young to ensure a brighter tomorrow. Consider Eleanor Roosevelt, who took her platform not only to advise leaders but to champion the rights and dignity of women and children across the world. Or recall Malala Yousafzai, who, though herself a young girl, chose to use her voice to fight for the education of millions like her. Their examples, like Khloé’s, remind us that influence is a gift, and when it is wielded with responsibility, it becomes a force of liberation.

When Khloé says she wants to positively impact and inspire, she acknowledges the ripple effect of example. Her younger sisters looked to her for guidance, not only in triumph but in trial. So too do young girls everywhere look to public figures for signs of what is possible. If those figures speak only of beauty, wealth, or fleeting fame, the seeds planted are shallow. But when they speak of empowerment, resilience, and worth, then the seeds take root and grow into forests of confidence and courage in the generations that follow.

Her partnership with U by Kotex is also symbolic. It addresses subjects often shrouded in silence—women’s health, the realities of the body, the changes of growing up. To bring these matters into the light is itself an act of empowerment. For silence breeds shame, but knowledge breeds strength. By participating in Generation Know, Khloé lends her voice to a movement that insists young women should not only accept themselves but also be informed, proud, and unafraid.

The lesson for us is timeless: the first duty of strength is to support the weak, and the first duty of wisdom is to guide the inexperienced. Whether in a family, a community, or a nation, those who walk ahead must look back to ensure others are not left behind. To be a motivational resource is not reserved for celebrities—it is a calling for every elder sibling, every parent, every teacher, every friend. If you have endured, then your endurance becomes a gift to those still struggling.

Therefore, take action in your own life. Ask yourself: Who looks to me for guidance? Who needs my encouragement? Offer words that build, not words that tear down. Share your story, not only your successes but also your struggles, for in your vulnerability others will find strength. And when possible, lend your voice to causes that bring awareness and empowerment, especially to those silenced by shame or fear. In this way, your life, like Khloé’s, can become a force that inspires and uplifts beyond what you imagine.

So let her words endure: “I’ve always been a motivational resource for my sisters, and I hope I can empower and inspire others too.” May they remind us that true influence is not measured by wealth or fame, but by the lives touched, the courage kindled, and the generations strengthened by our example. This is the legacy worth building, and the gift each of us is capable of giving.