As I’ve traveled the world, I have seen that these girls are so bright and so hungry to learn -- and I really see myself in these girls, I see my daughters in these girls."
Since 2012, the United Nations has designated Oct. 11 as International Day of the Girl to draw attention to fighting gender inequality, a cause that Obama has championed. In September, she launched #62MillionGirls, part of the White House’s Let Girls Learn initiative, to highlight the fact that tens of millions of girls worldwide are unable to attend school.
"I want young women ... to know about them and be inspired by them to not take your education for granted," Obama said in the interview. "If you ever face challenges at school and start to get frustrated, I want you to remind yourself that there are 62 million girls around the world who would give anything to be in your position.
As I’ve traveled the world, I have seen that these girls are so bright and so hungry to learn -- and I really see myself in these girls, I see my daughters in these girls."Since 2012, the United Nations has designated Oct. 11 as International Day of the Girl to draw attention to fighting gender inequality, a cause that Obama has championed. In September, she launched #62MillionGirls, part of the White House’s Let Girls Learn initiative, to highlight the fact that tens of millions of girls worldwide are unable to attend school."I want young women ... to know about them and be inspired by them to not take your education for granted," Obama said in the interview. "If you ever face challenges at school and start to get frustrated, I want you to remind yourself that there are 62 million girls around the world who would give anything to be in your position.
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