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The root of Women’s Day precedes in India during the early 20th century, as plenty of women were a part of the struggle for Independence from British rule.
The first International Women’s Day was celebrated in the year 1911, which was a pivotal moment to bring to attention the serious issue of women’s suffering and to provide better working conditions and gender equality.
Labour activism and the women’s rights movement led to the first International Women’s Day, which was celebrated in Austria, Germany, Denmark, and Switzerland.
The International Women’s Day celebration served as a platform for women to voice their demands, and address their issues regarding gender inequality, and better treatment.
The International Women’s Day Celebration was a symbol of unity and solidarity among women who came from diverse cultures, backgrounds, and socio-economic statuses.
During the Socialist International Meeting held in Copenhagen in the year 1910, a decision was made to celebrate International Women’s Day every year on March 8th.
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Even though the Women Of The World(WOW) was founded in the UK, it has its sister festival in other parts of the world, which features exhibitions, discussions, and talks.
Men are encouraged to buy presents for the females in their lives to let them know you see them and their hard work, which is the cutest International Women’s Day celebration around the world.
These small mimosas are said to symbolize female strength, and women pass on these mimosas which is a sign of solidarity among the females. Since we know Italy is popular for its food, you can see several cafes and restaurants serving cakes and pasta in vibrant yellow colours which resemble the mimosa flower, to mark the International Women’s Day Celebration.
International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8th March in the United States by hosting rallies, business events, and conferences to celebrate the women around us and all over the country.
After the repeated crime against women, and reports of them being suppressed and not getting equal pay or getting rejected only because of the fact that they are women, brings us to the really important question of whether celebrating International Women’s Day is all about celebrating women in front of the world but suppressing them behind the walls of social media?
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