A DAY, AND A MONTH, FOR WOMEN
On March 8, 1908, women rallied in New York City
for women’s suffrage and against child labor.
Women’s Day Commemorates that event
and is celebrated officially and observed worldwide.
It is not officially celebrated in The
United States nor are women mentioned in The U.S. Constitution.
Women’s contributions to the human
story have been ignored by all cultures, as if weaving were less important than
war. So to all the women who didn’t know their place, to all the women
who died in space, one month for eons of Women's History. This issue of The Free
Venice Beachhead is dedicated to the women heroes and champions, here’s
looking at you, kids!
Posted: Sat
- March 1, 2003 at 07:12 PM