An all-star cast joins together for a video they're not even in. Why? Because 'we're not there yet.'

A group of high-profile women highlight gender inequality. In much of the world, women are still treated as second-class citizens. It's time to change that, but we're not there yet.

The Clinton Foundation's "No Ceilings" campaign released a star-studded video featuring the voices of Amy Poehler, Cameron Diaz, Sienna Miller, and Padma Lakshmi to illustrate just a few of the many challenges women face in the fight for equality.

These women are taking a stand, saying that we simply aren't there yet.

Additionally, a number of magazines are missing their cover girls. Brands ranging from Vogue to Allure are fighting for equal rights for women.

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The No Ceilings website contains a lot of great information about the struggles remaining in the path to gender equality.

• The U.S. is 1 of only 9 countries worldwide that doesn't provide paid maternity leave.


• Women spend up to five more hours each day doing unpaid housework than men.


• Nearly 70% of countries' constitutions don't protect girls' rights to secondary school.


• In developing countries, 200 million fewer women have access to the Internet than men.


• 1 in 3 women are victims of sexual violence.


• The pay gap remains virtually unchanged over the past two decades.

Video by the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation.

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