Women’s Pride

National Women’s Month Celebration has its roots in the recognition of International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8th, a historical event stemming from
the organizing efforts of women in the early 20th Century. This was designated for Women’s History Month. This month was to honor all the women’s contributions.

For the past few years, women had been having a hard time because of how people treat them or how are they different from men. They treated them as low life people that they don’t have any good effects from the community. They been abused so many times and harassed. Women did not treated equally as man are and until now there are still people who see women as a low life people.

However, for me Women is not only a Women is a Women. They are also strong people like Men, they can also a lot of things  and they are also good in everything. Women are also one of the hero of our community because if it is not because of them this society will never be equal and will remain ruin. I adore the Women’s pride as they fight for their freedom and their rights.

They show the society that Women should not be criticized because they are also people like us and should be treated equally. Presidency (1986–1992) Corazon Aquino's accession to the presidency marked the end of authoritarian rule in the Philippines. She is Women but she is one example of a women that can do like men does. They can be anything just like men and should be treated as a part of this world.

That is why this month, the month for women, we celebrate this month for their contribution and as a part of our community women should be treated equally. We must do anything for the change of our world, we must develop and to do that this kind of celebration will serve us as opportunity to improve and have a better future. Women is not only Women, Women are Women.

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