Daniel Craig Does Drag for Womens Rights

In honor of Tuesday's International Women's Day, Daniel Craig appears as Bond and Bond in drag to bring attention to the inequities women face daily, such as unequal pay, lack of access to education, and the increased risk of domestic violence.

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