'My friends and I might still be 11, and we might still be in elementary school but we know,' she says. 'We know life isn't equal for everyone and we know what is right and wrong'
Extraordinary allegation centres around the organisation's links to another smaller campaign outfit
At centrepiece event in Washington protesters urged to raise their voices and register to vote, as more than 800 events take place around globe
Newcastle Falcons 25-22 Northampton Saints: Flood kicks six penalties and a conversion on the ground where he used to be a ball boy as Newcastle maintain top-four standing
Swiss star won for her country in 1956
Officials say no signs of traumatic injury, violence or struggle, as mysterious deaths come amid increased travel warnings to Quintana Roo
Sale Sharks 58-25 Worcester Warriors: Home side wrapped up the four-try bonus point by half-time and scored eight tries through eight different players
Scientists say they will 'need to keep an eye on' gradual movement as it could lead to future landslides and affect eruption forecasting
Bicycle of 49-year-old Elaine Herzberg also used in the reconstruction
Exclusive: Lord Boateng, formerly a minister in Tony Blair's government and High Commissioner to South Africa, denies that his business relationship with Alvaro Sobrinho was improper
Exclusive: Lord Boateng, formerly a minister in Tony Blair's government and High Commissioner to South Africa, denies that his business relationship with Alvaro Sobrinho was improper
London Irish 33-29 Gloucester: Five tries for the Cherry and Whites puts them in touching distance of the top four while Irish sit 10 points from safety
'Reverse vending machines' could be introduced to exchange waste products for cash
Both races were clinched in emphatic fashion by the light blues
'White people ought to accept the crime of apartheid'
"The voters are coming."
Saracens 24-11 Harlequins: Former England head coach claimed Itoje looked 'out on his feet' but his man-of-the-match performance helped see off rivals Quins in front of 57,000
Wozniacki alleges security at Miami Open 'did nothing to prevent' the abuse and 'even accepted this to take place'
Government could take possession of only copy of unique $2m record from hip hop group
Midfielder suffered a knee injury in training ahead of the victory over the Netherlands and has been sent back to his club for further treatment
'I have to be able to stand in front of a mirror and know that if I don't run, it's not because I'm afraid of losing, it's because there's somebody better to do it'
'I thought rocks would be more effective than throwing books or book bags or staplers'
Change is sometimes incremental, sometimes it comes in a flood
India's jewel is so much more than an iconic structure at the end of a reflecting pond