Karina Sharma

The Evolution Of Women's Day Celebrations Over The Decades

The Beginning: 1900s

Started in the U.S. as National Women's Day, demanding better working conditions.

The Official Recognition: 1910s

After a proposal at the International Socialist Women's Conference, March 8 became a global movement.

The Struggles & Wars: 1940s–1950s

WWII saw women in factories & battlefields. Women’s Day focused on equal rights & employment.

Feminism & Rights Movements: 1960s–1980s

Protests, equality laws & global recognition. UN officially adopted Women's Day in 1977.

Global Involvement: 1990s–2000s

Big organizations started supporting women's causes with campaigns & policies.

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Social media drives change! Campaigns like #MeToo & #EachforEqual made global impact.

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Modern Day: 2010s–Present

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