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“Every woman’s success should be an inspiration to another. We’re strongest when we cheer each other on.” - Serena Williams
During the month of March, we highlight the celebration of Women’s History Month. This year's Women’s History Month theme is, “Women who advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.” Women of the nation are honored for their contributions to History and celebrate their contributions and roles in society.
This month honors women activists and leaders who fought for change. It is intriguing and significant to learn about the women who participated in fighting for a meaningful cause. Some examples of these significant women are Sojourner Truth, Susan B. Anthony, Harriet Tubman, Frida Kahlo and along with many other great women activists.
Kahlo |
Truth |
Satoria North, TSU |
“Women’s History Month is inspirational to women, and for the future generations of women to come," North said. "I think it is important for Women to celebrate their accomplishments and empowerment, considering that it is often over looked by male dominant culture."
North discussed the categories that undermine women. She also pointed out that is important to celebrate the diversity of the lived experience of womanhood. "Overall, Women’s History Month is very
significant and influential," North said. "I believe it servers a great purpose to honoring
women for their brave actions to change narratives of society.”
“Women should be
celebrated every day, but a month dedicated to female empowerment is extremely
special. It doesn’t just honor the iconic women who have changed history, but
encourages new generations to dream big and know that anything is possible.” -
Molly Mccook
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