The fight for equality is not over yet
, and while the campaign started out as a day to highlight the everyday gender disparities and discrimination women face, somewhere along the way, it became a commercialised gimmick used by companies to promote their own agenda.
We asked women why they think it is still important to celebrate today, and the responses will reaffirm your belief in the very heart of this cause. It's an opportunity to acknowledge remarkable women now and in our past. Emily Pankhurst, Marie Curie, and Florence Nightingale made history by breaking the mould. Being a strong woman takes a lot of nerve and plenty of practice.It’s important to take time out and reflect on the staggering inequality in force across the world.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Why I think International Women's Day is completely out-of-touch with normal women'It’s the time of year that everyone takes to social media to post about how inspired they are by every woman they know.'
Læs mere »
Everything you need to know about International Women's Day 2023International Women's Day 2023 is a global celebration of all the achievements of women
Læs mere »
25 inspirational women from Lancashire to celebrate on International Women's DayInternational Women's Day is celebrated on 8 March every year - this year sees the theme 'Embracing Equity'
Læs mere »
‘Women’s Work: London’ celebrates architecture and International Women's DayAction group Part W launches ‘Women's Work: London’, a project celebrating International Women’s Day and key projects by women in our built environment
Læs mere »
International Women’s Day: Uplifting stories of wonderful womenTo mark the occasion, we've compiled a list of 20 stories highlighting the incredible lives of women across the country
Læs mere »
Why I'm quietly boycotting International Women's DayWhy I'm quietly boycotting International Women's Day ✒️ y_alibhai for ipaperviews
Læs mere »