Why March 8th? Uncover the History of International Women's Day

• International Women's Day recognizes achievements and advocates for equal rights and opportunities for women.
• Its origins trace back to early 1900s protests by women demanding better working conditions, fair wages, and voting rights.
• National Women's Day was first established in 1910 by the Socialist Party of America.
• The UN officially recognized the day in 1975, adopting March 8th in 1977 to promote women's rights and international peace.
• The day highlights issues like equal pay, education, safety, and ending violence against women.