Fifteen young women from around the United States have been recognized by the White House for their advocacy on a range of issues to improve their communities
Mona Cho, of Redondo Beach, Calif., speaks during a"Girls Leading Change" event to honor International Day of the Girl, in the East Room of the White House, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023, in Washington. From left, Breanna and Brooke Bennett, of Montgomery, Ala., Cho, and first lady Jill Biden.
Brooke said the issue is one that people, especially men, don't like talking about, but they lobbied state legislators for a bill that became law earlier this year. — Gabriella Nakai, 17, of Phoenix, is a Navajo and Choctaw leader who works on improving food security and sustainability.
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