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Antipoverty Advocate Global Citizen Hopes the World Cup Halftime Show Drives Money for Education
Culture & SocietyU.S. News & World Report15 May, 05:25 amAtlasHour
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Antipoverty Advocate Global Citizen Hopes the World Cup Halftime Show Drives Money for Education

NEW YORK (AP) — The antipoverty nonprofit Global Citizen is no stranger to big stages. The advocacy group rallied more than 60,000 festivalgoers at its Central Park concert last year around issues of rainforest protection and energy access.

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NEW YORK (AP) — The antipoverty nonprofit Global Citizen is no stranger to big stages.

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