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These are groups of teenage girls who have taken on Web logs, bulletin boards, other kinds of cooperative infrastructure, and have used it to set up support groups for remaining anorexic by choice.
But when the small group is teenage girls who want to stay anorexic by choice, then we're horrified.
Because now little girls are looking at you saying, "I want to be like that."
I'm really fortunate and superblessed, and I felt like not only am I happy with my body, but I want other people and other young girls that have experienced what I've experienced to be happy with themselves.
It's eclectic, I know, from onshore wind turbines to educating girls, from plant-rich diets to rooftop solar technology.
But family planning cannot happen without equal quality of education to girls currently being denied access.
But taken together, educating girls and family planning is the number one solution to reversing global warming, reducing approximately 120 billion tons of greenhouse gases.
Family planning and educating girls?
But today, 100,000 Black women and girls stand on this stage with us.
Black women are dying at alarming rates, and I used to be a classroom teacher, and I was at South Atlanta High School, and I remember standing in front of my classroom, and I remember a statistic that half of Black girls will get diabetes unless diet and levels of activity change.
Half of the girls in my classroom.
So I started taking girls hiking, which is why we're called GirlTrek, but Vanessa was like, that is not going to move the dial on the health crisis; it's cute.
Way out in rural Liberia, where most girls have not had a chance to finish primary school, Musu had been persistent.
It's rapidly becoming the most popular high school graduation gift, given to young girls who are about to go off to college.
She didn't look like the other girls in her class, couldn't eat the delicious, delicious BLTs that they could eat.
Or girls, in Spider-Man's case.
She came together in response to that global subconscious desire for representation for those Muslim American, bacon-sniffing, short, nerdy girls like me and for anyone else, regardless of their gender, sexuality, race, religion, who just feel like misfits themselves.
Last year, every minute, 24 more people were displaced from their homes by conflict, violence and persecution: another chemical weapon attack in Syria, the Taliban on the rampage in Afghanistan, girls driven from their school in northeast Nigeria by Boko Haram.
They were a little skeptical about letting me join it, because according to them, girls don't know how to play.
And that's why I write stories about futuristic girls that risk everything to save plants or to race camels or even just to dance, to honor fun, because my world is mostly happy.
What if we reject every single primordial origin myth and develop a deeper sense of personhood, one responsible to humanity as a whole rather than to a particular tribe, a radically different idea of humanity that exposes how origin myths mystify, disguise global power, rapacious exploitation, poverty, the worldwide oppression of women and girls, and of course massive, accelerating inequalities?
And so pretty soon, we're sitting in the office of a successful male producer, and he goes, "OK, girls.
And I learned that these girls also grew up watching a similar cartoon, but just propaganda towards South Korea and the US.
If these girls grew up learning that we are enemies, it was just natural that they would hate us just as I feared them.
But at that moment, we were all just girls who shared the same interests, beyond our ideologies that separated us.
I noticed that at recess, she was the girl who picked the other girls to be on her team.
And I would stand at attention, and all the girls would crack up, and it was sort of a little joke.
(Camera clicks) (Applause) There are two powerful phenomena unfolding on earth: the rise of global warming and the rise of women and girls.
On the face of it, the primary link between women, girls and a warming world is not life but death.
Awareness is growing that climate impacts hit women and girls hardest, given existing vulnerabilities.
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