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6. Zulaikha Patel 
Zulaikha is infamous for standing up against racism at the of age 13 when her school wouldn't let her wear her Afro. Since then, she has been an activist for #WomensRights and #GenderBasedViolence and was a speaker at TEDxALURwanda. #IWDpic.twitter.com/eZqbejUa62
7. Vanessa Nakate 
She is a #ClimateActivist and Founder of @TheRiseUpMovem1. Vanessa began striking in Uganda in 2019 and is currently advocating for #SaveCongoRainforest. She took part both at #COP25 and the World Economic Forum with other youth activists. #IWDpic.twitter.com/b2MfqYMYGL
8. Elizabeth Wanjiru Wathuti 
She is a #ClimateActivist and Founder of @GGI_Kenya which strives to make young people care about the environment and become environmentally conscious. She has planted over 30,000 tree seedlings in Kenya. #IWDpic.twitter.com/JM3PFQ1BQy
9. Oladosu Adenike 
She is a #ClimateActivist and leader for @FridaysNigeria. Oladosu is a promoter for climate governance and green democracy. Along with other youth climate activists, she also attended #COP25 to draw attention to African climate movements. #IWDpic.twitter.com/Mu9NqUiSZ3
10. Isra Hirsi 
Isra is a youth #ClimateActivist and racial justice activist and Co-founder and Executive Director of US Youth Climate Strike. She has coordinated thousands of strikes around the USA. In middle school, Isra was focused on the #BlackLivesMatter
movement. #IWDpic.twitter.com/3oTqfNiQ2h
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