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Celebrating Women's Equality and My Mother

The document discusses the historical struggle for women's equality, highlighting key milestones such as the formation of a women's social and political union in 1903 and women's right to vote in 1928. It acknowledges ongoing discrimination despite progress made. Additionally, it expresses personal gratitude towards the author's mother for her sacrifices and efforts in raising the family.

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Celebrating Women's Equality and My Mother

The document discusses the historical struggle for women's equality, highlighting key milestones such as the formation of a women's social and political union in 1903 and women's right to vote in 1928. It acknowledges ongoing discrimination despite progress made. Additionally, it expresses personal gratitude towards the author's mother for her sacrifices and efforts in raising the family.

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We start with why it is important on March 8, is because

there was no equality between men and women before the


19th century, where "women is social and political union is
formed" was created in 1903, where there were arrests,
blows, and other acts against which they protested at that
time. We go back to 1928 when women of 21 years could
already vote where they joined the political society giving
them more freedom to choose politically. Women can
already say that they are on an equal footing with men, it is
not entirely, since there will always be discrimination as
such against women, but it is a great achievement in all the
time they were fighting.

THE MOST IMPORTANT WOMAN IN MY LIFE


She is my mother, there is not much more to say since she
will always be the woman who fought, worked and made an
effort to take care of me and my brothers for our education
and our health. I can only say that I am very grateful to my
mom.

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