The question on many people’s lips is, “Why Women’s Day is a holiday that we should not celebrate?” There are several reasons for this. As a Women, you have been underrepresented in many fields, yet women still make up half the population. Compared to men, women make up less than one-third of the workforce and represent only a small portion of the population in political and economic decisions. However, in countries like Finland and New Zealand, women were able to show extraordinary leadership, demonstrating pandemic female leadership. As a Women, you already do the work and take care of others, so why is this day a celebration of this?
While the day was first observed in 1914, it is still widely observed today. In the United States, it is not an official public holiday. In fact, many countries don’t observe International Women’s Day. The BBC reports that the US is planning a huge march in Madrid this year, despite fears of the Coronavirus. UN Women has a website dedicated to IWD, which has pictures of the 2020 march. Regardless of where you live, you can check out their history and how IWD will be observed in your country.
Observing International Women’s Day is an important way to raise awareness of the many problems women face. It was first observed in 1909, in New York, and soon became famous as a day to rally for equal rights for women. The rights that women have today are often ignored. They are not recognized by the state or are not fully respected. But the rights of women have been at stake for generations, and IWD should not be celebrated.
There are many ways to be a good ally for women. Being a feminist means standing up for equal rights, speaking out against sexist comments, and treating women with respect and dignity. The rights of women are not being claimed by men. Rather, they are being claimed by women and the world around them. They deserve to be treated equally every single day. So why celebrate IWD? Let’s be more feminist and stop celebrating IWD!
Despite the widespread celebration of International Women’s Day, this day should be celebrated. As a Women, it is a day to celebrate the interests of women. If you are a man, you would never be so passive on this day. But by donating money to causes that help women, men are supporting the cause, too. By protesting, you can make a difference and stand up for equality. And by standing on a bridge, you can show your solidarity for the future.
It is not a feminist holiday. Those who believe in gender equality should support this day by doing good deeds for women. This day should not be a time to make it more difficult for women. In fact, the day to celebrate women should be about empowering them in all areas of their lives. Thousands of women are already fighting for the right to vote. And men should stop discriminating against them.
But, despite the feminist movement, some critics argue that the day should not be celebrated because it does not reflect the true spirit of women’s rights. A number of women consider it a feminist holiday that is not aimed at empowering women. So, while some people are against promoting the rights of women, it is not a socialist day. The issue of equality is a major topic.
Why celebrate women’s rights? The inauguration of the first Women president in the United States was long overdue. The Biden-Harris administration has appointed a number of great women to leadership positions. Despite the widespread anti-gender bias of the day, there are less gender-neutral ways to show solidarity for IWD. You can also join a march on a bridge in your city, or donate money to organizations that support women’s rights.
Why not? The answer is very simple: women’s rights are a matter of equality. It is not a holiday, but a day of action. Be an ally to women. You must speak up against sexist remarks and treat women with respect. And by speaking up for women’s rights, you’re doing your part to support them. It’s a matter of standing up for equality.