It’s been a while that things have definitely improved since the time the movement started. While it goes without saying that the work to recognize and provide women of all backgrounds a platform should be a daily effort, this becomes a particularly louder conversation each year on International Women’s Day (March 8). In 1910 German activist Clara Zetkin protested to honor working women and those who have broken political and social boundaries. IWD has evolved in many parts of the world in different ways, whether in the form of celebration or protest. In many ways, its relevance remains strong in its unity and advocacy.
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