After Meghan Markle abandoned the British crown, reappeared in the public arena on July 14. This time in a virtual meeting, where he shared an interesting speech aimed at young people in which he draws the attention of world leaders, including Queen Elizabeth.
The meeting is part of the activities of ‘Girl Up Leadership Summit 2020‘, where almost 40,000 people from approximately 172 countries participated, including celebrities and world leaders such as Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton.
Markle’s speech was delivered from her home in Los Angeles and was filled with messages of female empowerment, equity and inclusion, with the aim of informing girls about what feminism and autonomy mean.
“We are not meant to break each other down; we are meant to build each other up,” he said.
Something that caught the attention of the press was the apparent hints thrown at political figures. The former Duchess of Sussex said that improvements must be demanded of governments and that they know perfectly well that they depend on the citizenry.
“There will always be negative voices and sometimes those voices may seem to be bigger than us, but no. You can and will use your own voices to drown out the noise. Because that is what it is, just noise.” It was Markle’s words.
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Feminism and equity are two topics that the former actress has been interested in since the beginning of her career. (AND)
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