“Once I ...” By 8 March, Google created a video about women's dreams
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Google has published a new company logo - a so-called doodle, dedicated to International Women's Day.
It is made in the form of a video with animation in which women from different parts of the world and in different languages talk about their cherished dreams.
In order to record it, the Google team met with 337 girls and women in 13 cities of the world, the cherished 58 desires of the fair sex entered the video.
In particular, in the video there are residents of San Francisco, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City, Lagos, Moscow, Berlin, London, Paris, Bangkok, New Delhi and Tokyo.
The UN ambassador, anthropologist Jane Goodall and Pakistani human rights activist Malala Yusufzai also spoke about their dreams in the video.
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