#womanshistorymonth

[indica-vixen]

[takeeachdayonebookatatime]

Happy woman's history months, no book related post today.

[gntlmn1]

WECW Classics 4

[dipperdesperado]

A long read but a good one. bell hooks has helped my growth as a radical more than most writers I’ve encountered so :3

[daiseydone]

God Must be a Man 

Because I sit stagnant in the vision 

Of every pastor I have ever wept to

As Eve eating the apple.

Will I have to look up

To the great academics like a child with my work 

Like a refrigerator drawing 

Because of how it was written

In the first book 

And in the second and third and fourth. 

I know the lines before they are chanted.

Portia will eat hot coals

And Joan will burn on the spire. 

I wish I could write 

Something of legends like the Odyssey

I should ask Homer how he did it. 

Would he even speak to me? 

Or would he notice my red lips and denim skirt 

With a horrified look.

 

I read old books

And cannot get lost in the wars and legends 

Because Ophelia is drowning

And it is my duty to be pulled into the river with her. 

When I die 

Will I be able to leave anything for her? 

Or will I be nothing 

but a kaleidoscope within their vision.

 

I want to reach 

I have the right to reach for history 

But knowledge is held

By script of a man and his old book. 

I know God is a man 

Because it is the first story that wrote woman 

Seeking knowledge

As the most ultimate sin that doomed 

Humanity on Earth. 

Do not let her hold a pen. 

It is dangerous.

[regulusdenoir]

If u support woman of color please help me in poor so can someone accept my invitation so that I can get a free gift 😭😭😭

https://temu.com/s/jnjOilWxdgenVqW

(And if u don’t ur Homophobic, racist and a misogynist)

[artatheartist]

Parashqevi Qiriazi, one half of the iconic “Motrat Qiriazi” duo, was born on June 2nd, 1880 in Monastir, Macedonia. One of ten children, she quickly followed in her brother Gjerasim’s and sister Sevasti’s footsteps by helping them teach students the written Albanian language at the Girl’s School (“Shkolla e Vashave”), that Gjerasim and Sevasti opened, when Parashqevi was only 11 years old.

After studying in Istanbul, Parashqevi worked as a teacher in Korçë, Albania with her sister Sevasti. In 1908, she was the only woman to participate in the Congress of Monastir (“Kongresi i Manastirit,” an academic conference held in Manastir from November 14-22, 1908, with the goal of standardizing the Albanian alphabet), and the following year, in 1909 she published a primer (“Abetare”), for Albanian elementary schools.

That same year, she helped found “Yll' i Mëngjesit” (Morning Star), a periodical which focused on politics, culture, history, literature, etc in Albania. She also organized local libraries as well as teaching sessions for children and night schools in southern Albanian villages.

Due to the fact that she was so out-spoken and politically active, Parashqevi traveled often, becoming a prominent figure in the Albanian-American community, after moving to New York. She even partook in the “Conference of Peace” in Paris, as a representative of the rights of Albanians, in 1919.

After returning to Albania in 1921, she and her sister founded the “Kyrias” institution, an all-girls foundation located in Tiranë that provided teachers for the newly developed schools in Albania.

In October of 1928, Parashqevi founded the organization “Gruaja Shqiptare" (The Albanian Woman). This was incredibly impactful, not only because it was it was backed by the Royal Albanian Family, but also because it promoted the idea of raising Albanian women to a higher level through charitable activities, education, etc. This organization pushed against the traditional conservative way of thinking and advocated for the emancipation and rights of Albanian women, both socially and politically.

Due to her staunch anti-fascist stance, Parashqevi and a number of her family members were imprisoned during WWII. She was eventually released and returned to Albania, where she died on December 17th, 1970.

Her legacy lives on in the organizations that still function to this day and carry her name, as well as the Abetares that are still used in Albanian schools across the globe.

[taliesinian]

Here’s to celebrating International Women’s History Month #internationalwomensmonth #womansday #womanshistorymonth #womanshistory #womans #knowyourworth #knowyourworthladies #she #her #us https://www.instagram.com/p/CpVGQCeObn1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[somepinkflowers]

{{ I have found that somethings in life are relentlessly adequate. This may be a blessing or a curse I don’t really know. 😀 My #februarycalendar ended up looking like THIS. 🌸}} #somepinkflowers 🌸 Here is #apeek into my #february 📖 #journalpage of sorts #rightbrain container to help me live #mybestlife 💕 #ihaveeverythingineed 💕and time to welcome in #march 👏🏽👏🏽🌸💕 #womanshistorymonth 💕 celebrating #womenwhotellourstories 🌸🌸💕👏🏽 Yassss ‼️ (at Saint Augustine, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpQU4C1uVpY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[karustatiana]

Boluses from China . . . #womanshistorymonth #womenshistorymonth #art #artwork (at Страна Любви и Счастья) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClQEIYUjGPi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nikkiserenity]

Happy Women's History Month! Did you know that’s what March is? Check me out with some of these amazing, strong, beautiful women! Which photo is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below! ⬇️ 👇 Tag other awesome women you think I should work with, or just tag them to show your appreciation for them! Also, feel free to share any women’s history fun facts you know! Models: @nikkiserenityartist , Brooke , @thejunebuggal / @thejunebuggirl / @kallidid , @therosejustine , @chelsimckeal13 , @iamcaterinaclayton , Colie Lewis , @dibryant777 , @cassandra.catastrophe , Krissy , @lucytobey , Caitlin , @missaliceantoinette / @aliceantoinettemodel , @oh.mab , and @rbodi314 Photographers: @brad_prime / primephotostl.com , @cwarner_fine_arts , @yugenphotog , @greg.holden.52831 , @barlow.ron / @barlow5097 / @barlowpro Owl: @barehandsberan of @wildlifecommandcenter Magazine cover: @shotcaller_magazine_official Locations: @selfiewrldstl / @selfiewrld and more #womanhistorymonth #womanhistory #history #womeninspiringwomen #womenshistoryisamericanhistory #strongwoman #females #womenshistory2023 #womenshistorymonth2023 #girls #ladies #female #herstory #womensday #internationalwomensday #women #woman #womenshistorymonth #womenshistory #womanshistory #womanshistorymonth #womenhistorymonth #womenhistorymonth #beautiful #womenempowerment #womensupportingwomen #womenfashion #womeninspiringwomen #strongwomen @womenshistory @womenshistorymonth @womenshistorymonthusa @wo.mens_history (at Worldwide) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp76_tHO4F7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[alanalfordsportstalkshow]

TIFFANY HADDISH HOLDS the RECORD For the MOST ENTERTAINING PRESS CONFERENCE EVER!!!

For Women's History Month, we honor Emmy and Grammy Award Winning Actress Tiffany Haddish for Holding the Record for the Most Entertaining Press Conference Ever!!! In addition, Tiffany was the Named Honorary Starter for the 65th Running of the DAYTONA 500 from NASCAR! 

Congrats Tiffany! Thank you, Tiffany for answering our questions on the Alan & Aaron Sports Talk Radio Show!!! 

#alanandaaron #TiffanyHaddish #daytona #Daytona500 #racecar #Race #pressconference #comedy #comedian #actresses #NASCAR #womanshistorymonth #Emmys #Grammys #funnyvideos #daytona

[noaasanctuaries]

It's International Women's Day!

And we think it's a great day to read up on some of our favorite heroes from around the sanctuary system! We're sharing our favorite Women's History Month features from recent years. Check out last year's profiles that feature ten dynamic women at work all over the sanctuary system.

Read it here: https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/news/mar20/celebrating-womens-history-month-2020.html

Image: Carina Fish, one of the current Foster Scholars, is working on ocean acidification in Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary. Image: NOAA

[eretzyisrael]

[theylostasoul]

feliz día va a ser el día que no falte ninguna

[fleetwood-mac-news]

Women’s History Month Tribute: Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie When I was in 7th grade, Christine McVie was like a friend, probably because I had so few. It was one of those cruel middle school mysteries: I left 6th grade popular, the first girl in class to wear eyeliner, but when I returned from summer vacation, everything had changed. As I learned of loneliness, music took on a new role. (Link in story to the full tribute) https://www.spin.com/2021/03/womens-history-month-tribute-fleetwood-macs-christine-mcvie/ #christinemcvie #fleetwoodmac #womanshistorymonth #spinmagazine https://www.instagram.com/p/CMTADcCs7it/?igshid=73vyzcg3taya