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We usually celebrate women’s day yearly because it symbolizes giving respect to women which we are accustomed to do year after year. This celebration also serves as a forum for women to discuss and  address the issues that they tend to endure in order to ensure maximum empowerment. This platform is indeed a call for concrete, long-term, and inclusionary gender equality behavior.

 


Empowering women will make them confident in all aspects of their lives, It also gives change especially to ourselves. Women have contributed a lot to us, celebrating a woman’s day is one of the manifestations of looking at women’s excellence. As an appreciation for women, it just conveys that we need to be equal when it comes to gender because before, women didn’t have many rights, so it was celebrated to let them know that we’re not just a woman.  Men think women have no rights anymore because they usually see us as weak people and poorly added weak opinions. They abused them limited and were treated as unequal. As a woman we should fight for our rights because we are not just women indeed that we can also be equal to men.

 


 Celebrating the braveness and showing respect to women is one of those things we should make them feel like they’re worthy no matter what happens. Women are known not only as heroes but  also because they are brave enough to be independent people.


Reference:

https://www.yourtango.com/2018311415/best-strong-women-quotes-womens-history-month

https://dogtrainingobedienceschool.com/women-quotes-of-courage.html  

Comments

  1. Ashley John13 April 2021 at 04:40

    I admire that you explained the purpose of why we are celebrating Women's Month and how it can help towards equality. Women definitely went through hardships in past years and still experiencing some of it in the modern world. Generally, the thoughts and ideas are organized well. Have a great day!

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  2. Francisco26 April 2021 at 20:55

    Very informative and inspiring blog,good job

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  3. Israela Luz8 May 2021 at 19:34

    I like how you discuss the topic in a simple but meaningful way. Your conclusion is really touching 'cause you describe women as independent people and it is definitely true! You did a great job in expressing your insights, keep it up!

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