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This song talks about a man's doubts after he realize he has fallen in love with a woman that's always smiling and happy, full of colors, so he understand that he needs a woman in his life as everyone do. He feels shaken and he sees her as a rainbow in the sky after rain, that brings happiness in his dark life.

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On 1st December 1955, Rosa Parks took the bus home from work. On that day the bus driver asked her to give up her seat for a white passenger, but she refused. So the bus driver called the police and she was arrested because she was breaking a local segregation law. Rosa Parks lived in Montgomery, Alabama, where blacks couldn't seat in front of buses. After her arrest, all local African-Americans stopped travelling by bus for 382 days as a protest. Only 54 years later Barack Obama became the first African-American President of the USA. Today Rosa Parks is considered really important because she has been an inspiration for the Civil Rights Movement that succeeded in obtaining the illegality of racial segregation on public transports.

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Emily Davison was an English suffragette. She was arrested nine times because of her protests but she's famous for another reason: she died in a terrible way, sacrificing herself as a sign of protest to allowed women to vote.
On Epsom Derby day (June 4th, 1913), while the horses were running, Emily Davison entered the racetrack holding in her hands a scarf with the inscription "vote for women", and she was swept up by King George V's horse. She died four days later in hospital. Her funeral contained thousands of suffragettes and ten thousand civilians. Emily had become what she wanted and what the movement needed: the first martyr for the cause.

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She was born in Turin on 22nd April 1909 in a Sephardic Jew family and she was a neurology, academic and senator for life. In 1936, the rector of the University of Turin, Silvio Pivano, conferred her the degree in Medicine and Surgery with 110 cum laude. Two years later, in 1938, because of the persecutions started against Jewess, she escaped in Belgium and after she returned to Turin, where she prepared a lab in her house with Giuseppe Levi, her first and last assistant. After the marriage of her brother, she left Turin to go to Florence with her family. Her research led her to discover the growth factor of the nerve fibre, and for this result, she won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1986.

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Elizabeth I was the most revolutionary Queen of England. She was King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn's daughter. She became Queen at 25 after her stepsister Mary's death. Mary was Catholic like her mum, Katherine of Aragon, but Elizabeth was instead protestant, and she conducted a war against the Catholic King Philip II of Spain and English fleet won a historic battle. Her court was a centre for famous artists and poets like William Shakespeare, that loved her because of her passion for arts. This period was also an important time for travels. The Elizabethan period is called "The Golden Age" because she saved England from the horrible situation it was in after the reign of her sister and made England powerful.

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WOMAN'S DAY

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In a lot of states, female suffrage was conceded before than Universal Suffrage, so some women couldn't vote yet because of their breed or social class. The first country that extended the suffrage to women was the Grand Duchy of Finland.
Dates of extension of the vote to women:
UK: 1928
ITALY: 1945
USA: 1966

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100 years of women's suffrage in Britain

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How did the 8th March became an internatonal festival?

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How did the 8th March became an internatonal festival?

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The idea of an International Women's Day was born in 1909 in the USA, on the initiative of the American Socialist Party. The date was chosen during the second conference of communist women (Moscow, 1921), but some traditions tell that on 8th of March 1857 in the USA some workers, that were locked in a factory for not participating in a strike, died in a fire (they all were women).