UNICEF names tennis ace Serena Williams as goodwill envoy

UNICEF names tennis ace Serena Williams as goodwill envoy

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows tennis champion Serena Williams of the United States. UNICEF said on Sept. 20, 2011, it has named her as its newest goodwill ambassador to bring to attention the plight of the world's children.

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