A Day Without Women by Javier González

Italy

luisjaviergonzalez2003 — 2022-03-18 01:35:55 UTC

On March 8, women traditionally receive bouquets of small yellow mimosas; the chosen symbol of International Women's Day in this country. Also seen as a symbol of feminine strength, it is common for women to pass mimosas to each other as a sign of sisterhood. (Being a food-oriented country, you'll find cakes and pastries created in vibrant yellow colors to resemble the flower!)

Romania

luisjaviergonzalez2003 — 2022-03-18 01:38:02 UTC

In Romania, International Women's Day is commemorated in a similar way to Mother's Day, which gives a reason for people, in particular men, to recognize their mothers, grandmothers and friends with children by giving them cards and flowers.

United States

luisjaviergonzalez2003 — 2022-03-18 01:39:27 UTC

International Women's Day is not an official holiday in the United States, although the month of March is known as Women's History Month; it is a time period to highlight the achievements of women throughout history, both past and contemporary. On March 8 itself, capital cities host rallies, conferences, and business events that bring together conversation and thought leadership around the issue.

Russia

luisjaviergonzalez2003 — 2022-03-18 01:41:26 UTC

Although the date has been an official national holiday in Russia since 1918, its original meaning seems to have largely forgotten its political roots, instead recognizing women in general terms through the giving of gifts.

Mexico 1

luisjaviergonzalez2003 — 2022-03-18 01:44:36 UTC

At the Centro Cultural Universitario, in Mexico City, there will be a recital this Saturday of horn, violin and piano called “Trío op. 44 from Berkeley and Trio op. 40 de Brahms”, presented by Elizabeth Segura, Noemí Brickman and Ana María Tradatti, as part of the celebrations of the celebration for women, in the Carlos Chávez room, at 6:00 p.m., cost $130.

Mexico 2

luisjaviergonzalez2003 — 2022-03-18 01:46:16 UTC

International Women's Day Fair “Mexico City, Deciding Together”.

The event will take place on March 9 in the Zócalo of the capital, starting at 10 in the morning. There will be artistic, recreational and recreational cultural activities that will address issues such as women's right to health, legal equality and non-discrimination.

Mexico 3

luisjaviergonzalez2003 — 2022-03-18 01:48:39 UTC

12 Meeting of Women in Art

The group of Women in Art AC, will address the issue of gender equity and justice, as part of the activities to be carried out in the "Meeting of Women in Art".