KUĆA U KOJOJ JE ODRASLA MEGAN MARKL: dom detinjstva holivudske princeze u Americi (FOTO)

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LepaiSrecna Author: Inside Edition Description: Ferrari Press Agency Ref 8695 Meghan 1 01/12/2017 See Ferrari text Picture MUST credit : Inside Edition Here’s amazing footage of royal-bride-to-be Meghan Markle as an 11-year-old talking about female equality.Meghan, now engaged to Brigtain’s Prince Harry, was filmed during a social studies assignment back in elementary school.Meghan and her classmates watched some commercials to assess their messages. A commercial for Ivory Dishwashing Liquid really bothered Meghan because it used the word "her." The sequence came after Meghan wrote a letter to the soap manufacturer. The company changed the commercial. What Meghan did landed her on the cable show ‘Nick News’ on cable network Nickleodeon in 1993 and was unearthed recently by US programme Inside Edition.Markle is seen on Nick News while she and her classmates were watching a television commercial for Ivory dishwasher soap.The narrator in the commercial declares that the soap is handy because “women all over America are fighting greasy pots and pans.”A young Meghan was unhappy with the wording of the commercial, especially after two boys in her class said that it confirmed the stereotype of women belonging in the kitchen.In 2015, Markle recalled the incident during a speech at the United Nations to mark International Women's Day.She recalled:” I remember feeling shocked and angry and also just feeling so hurt.“It just wasn't right and something needed to be done.”She said her father inspired her to bring about change.by encouraging her to write letters to the most powerful people she could think of.Young Meghan sent a letter to the soap maker, Proctor & Gamble as well as to famed civil rights lawyer Gloria Allred, then-first lady Hillary Clinton, and Nick News anchor Linda Ellerbee.After Ellerbee received the letter, she and a camera crew from her show went to meet Markle.Proctor & Gamble also responded by changing the wording of the commercial from “women” to “people.”The revised commercial said:” People all over America are fighting greasy pots and pans.”Meghan told Nick News in the 1993 footage:” I don't think it is right for kids to grow up thinking that mom does everything.'”f you see something that you don't like or offended by on television or any other place, write letters and send them to the right people and you can really make a difference, not just for yourself but for lots of other people.'Inside Edition obtained the footage from Ellerbee, who said she wasn't surprised by the stature that Markle would go on to attain.Ellerbee said:” Itt was absolutely clear that this young woman was strong in her beliefs.“It didn't matter that she was 11 years old. “She believed in women and she believed in her own power and wasn't afraid to reach out and say, ‘I want my power. I want my rights.’” OPS: Meghan Markle in the 1993 Nick News sequence on Nickleodeon’s Nick News and aired by Inside Edition on US TV. Picture supplied by Ferrari Software:Adobe Photoshop Elements 13.0 (Macintosh) Created: 2017:12:01 15:12:56