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Meghan Markle fans watch resurfaced clip of pre-teen Duchess decrying sexist ad
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ok.co.ukAn impressive clip featuring a young Meghan Markle criticising a sexist television advertisement has resurfaced during the new documentary, Meghan at 40: The Climb to Power.The Duchess Of Sussex was just 12 years old in 1993 when she was invited to voice her concerns on Nickelodeon about a laundry detergent advertisement that claimed: "Women were fighting greasy pots and pans".
Little Meghan explained that she was "furious" after watching the ad in school and decided to write a letter to the company because her male classmates said: "Yeah, that's where women belong - in the kitchen." "It makes me think that they're going to grow up thinking that girls are less than them - you know, like boys are better than girls," Meghan later explained.
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