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Lena, a 14-year-old dancer, is passionate about dancing and wants to pursue it as a career. She is participating in a crucial competition but also wants to raise awareness about the negative impact of fast fashion. Fast fashion is the second biggest source of pollution in the world, with people dying as a result. Big brands exploit workers and produce excessive clothing that often ends up being discarded or burned. Lena highlights the dangers of new clothes, such as the presence of harmful chemicals that can cause cancer or infertility. She urges people to stop buying new clothes and opt for second-hand or vintage options instead. Hi, my name is Lena and I'm 14 years old. I've been dancing since I was 3 years old. I'm keen of dancing. This is why I want to make it my job. Today is the most important competition for me. But before, I want to boycott the fast fashion. This is a very important cause for me. This is the second source of pollution in the world. Every day, people are dying because of fast fashion. Big brands exploit people and they hardly pay them. Every day, tons of new clothes are thrown away and burned. Why? Because in a society, overconsumption is present. And you can say that fast fashion is not very expensive. And this is why people are exploiting it. Moreover, in the clothes that we buy, that we buy new, there are a lot of dangerous chemicals. For example, you can have a cancer or you can be infertile because of these clothes. So, bye for now. And today, I want to know why. Why do you want so much to buy new clothes? Well, it is totally a human gesture compared to exploitation people and to the people who die every day from pollution. So, please, don't buy new clothes anymore. Buy second-hand, buy flea markets, buy unvented. And promise, you'll be a winner.