Gender inequality is a men’s problem
Despite the fact that it is generally now romanticized into just another commercial day like Mother’s Day or Valentine’s Day, March 8 “Women’s Day” was originally called “International Working Women’s Day.” The U.N. and other international organizations for gender equality, as well as national institutions across the world, now use the day to increase awareness of the subject. That is good because everyone will be made aware of just how desperate the status of women is across the globe - perhaps with the exception of a handful of developed northern democracies.
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