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VIDEO: Whitney Cummings Talks WomanCare Global’s 'Then Who Will?' Campaign




Comedian Whitney Cummings can’t help being funny even when talking about a serious subject: WomanCare Global’s “Then Who Will?” campaign to educate girls about their bodies and reproductive health with humor and honesty. She jokes with TODAY's Kathie Lee and Hoda that it’s a better way for girls to learn about the female body than from Kim Kardashian’s Instagram account.

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