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And at a time of economic collapse when people sold baby dolls and shoe laces and windows and doors just to survive, these girls made the difference between survival and starvation for so many.

By the time we met, she had 20 employees, most of them women, who were sending their boys and their girls to school.

And when I would feel sorry for myself as nine or 10 year-old girls do, she would say to me, "My dear, on a scale of major world tragedies, yours is not a three."

For girls who struggle to look inside the mirror and say, I love you.

In most of the ceremonies, I noticed that most of the women and girls were not in sight, but when they were, I noticed that they would wear their dancing skirts and shake their waists off, singing, clapping, ululating, while the men filled up the rhythm section.

Inspired by the need to preserve this culture, I am teaching the significance and the importance of the drum to young boys, women and girls.

And it's not just that fathers are habitually wrapped around the fingers of their little girls, though I can tell you that, as the father of two girls, that part definitely plays a role.

I had a vision of 10 girls sitting in a cabin cozily reading books in their matching nightgowns.

And you can't take it anymore, but you don't have to, because Miss Darling says, "OK, boys and girls, you're done."

Till today, I have no idea where those two girls are.

There is a Millennium Development called Three that focuses on girls.

In Liberia, for example, the teenage pregnancy rate is three to every 10 girls.

Girls as young as 12 being prostituted for less than a dollar a night.

It's not enough to say you have two Nobel laureates from the Republic of Liberia when your girls' kids are totally out there and no hope, or seemingly no hope.

When these girls sit, you unlock intelligence, you unlock passion, you unlock commitment, you unlock focus, you unlock great leaders.

And some of those girls who walked in the room very shy have taken bold steps, as young mothers, to go out there and advocate for the rights of other young women.

I failed to fulfill the wish of those two girls.

We're giving full four-year scholarships to girls from villages that we see with potential.

I've also been to places in this U.S., and I know that girls in this country also have wishes, a wish for a better life somewhere in the Bronx, a wish for a better life somewhere in downtown L.A., a wish for a better life somewhere in Texas, a wish for a better life somewhere in New York, a wish for a better life somewhere in New Jersey.

I'm looking for ways for other girls to be with me.

But in the last year, where President Sirleaf comes from, her village, we went there to work with these girls.

And we could not find 25 girls in high school.

All of these girls went to the gold mine, and they were predominantly prostitutes doing other things.

We took 50 of those girls and we worked with them.

These girls banded together and formed a group and launched a campaign for voter registration.

And the theme they used was: "Even pretty girls vote."

But not only did they do that, they went to those who were running for seats to ask them, "What is it that you will give the girls of this community when you win?"

And when the girls started engaging him, he was very hostile towards them.

These little girls turned to him and said, "We will vote you out of office."

And one of the teachings that we girls and my peers questioned was is birth control really a sin?

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