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No 20Âş aniversĂĄrio das Spice Girls "Wannabe", o Project Everyone lançou um remake do icĂ´nico vĂdeo com artistas de todo o mundo dizendo aos lĂderes mundiais o que meninas e mulheres realmente querem para alcançar os Objetivos Globais. A campanha foi destaque em mais de 300 veĂculos de notĂcias internacionais e em paĂses como Ăndia, Alemanha, França, CanadĂĄ, AustrĂĄlia, JapĂŁo, NigĂŠria e Ăfrica do Sul.
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It's now a star-studded video from the U.N.'s Project Everyone, and it's going viral. We ask some globally-minded girls: Does it do a good job promoting gender equality?
What do the Spice Girls have to do with ending child marriage?Â
You gotta... you gotta... watch to find out.
The Spice Girls' debut song has been remade by charity Project Everyone, in which women from all over the world tell government leaders what they really, really want - from an end to violence against women to quality education for girls. http://www.globalgoals.org/join-the-movement-girls/
Such a cool / great version of the Spice Girlsâ âWannabeâ dedicated to womenâs rights.
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The charity Project Everyone remade the classic Spice Girlsâ song âWannabe,â with artists from Nigeria, South Africa, the UK, the US, Canada and India telling politicians what they really, really want: An end to violence against women and quality education for all girls. Theyâll be presenting these goals at the UN General Assembly in September.Â
h/t Glamour
IâLL TELL YOU WHAT I WANT, WHAT I REALLY REALLY WANT
