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      <title>International Woman&#39;s Day by Jose Carlos da Silva Pontes</title>
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         <title>TODA MULHER</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>Toda mulher deve ser amada<br>No dia-a-dia conquistada<br>No ser mãe endeusada<br>Na cama desejada<br>Na boca beijada<br>Na alegria multiplicada<br>No lar compartilhada<br>No seu dia festejada<br>Na tristeza consolada<br>Na queda levantada<br>Na luta encorajada<br>No trabalho motivada<br>No aniversário presenteada<br>Na alma massageada<br>Na beleza admirada<br>Na dificuldade ajudada<br>No cangote bem cheirada<br>Na vida abençoada<br>No mundo inteiro respeitada<br>E sempre que possível... abraçada.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2017-03-27 22:54:34 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Dia Internacional da Mulher</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Durante muito tempo, as mulheres viveram sendo submissas aos homens, não tinham direito ao voto, não podiam trabalhar e suas funções eram apenas cuidar dos filhos e da casa. No entanto, esse cenário foi se modificando devido as lutas de grandes guerreiras que marcaram a história da humanidade.</div><div>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Elas estão, cada dia mais, superando preconceitos, o machismo e conseguindo provar que não existe o tal do “sexo frágil” – conquistando, assim, mais espaço na sociedade, de forma bastante positiva. Atualmente, muitas mulheres são mães, esposas, profissionais e donas de casa.</div><div>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Como muitos já sabem, 8 de março é comemorado o Dia Internacional da Mulher. Com isso, nós, da BeeCâmbio, preparamos esse post especialmente para contar como essa data surgiu e quais foram os acontecimentos em torno desse dia que marcaram a história.<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Muitas pessoas acreditam que o Dia Internacional da Mulher foi criado após 130 mulheres morrerem carbonizadas em uma fábrica têxtil na cidade de Nova York, em 1911. Esse incidente ocorreu no dia 25 de março e, com certeza, foi um marco na história e na trajetória das lutas feministas ao longo do século XX. No entanto, o Dia Internacional da Mulher não foi criado devido ao incêndio.</div>]]></description>
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         <title>International Woman&#39;s Day</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<pre>        For a long time, women lived by being submissive to men, not entitled to vote, unable to work, and their job was just to take care of their children and the house. However, this scenario was changing due to the struggles of great warriors that marked the history of humanity.
        They are, more and more, overcoming prejudices, machismo and being able to prove that there is no such thing as the "fragile sex" - thus conquering more space in society, in a very positive way. Today, many women are mothers, wives, professionals and housewives.
       As many already know, March 8 is celebrated on International Women's Day. With this, we, from BeeCâmbio, prepared this post especially to tell how that date came and what were the events around that day that marked the story.
       Many people believe that International Women's Day was created after 130 women died of carbonisation at a textile factory in New York City in 1911. This incident occurred on March 25 and was certainly a milestone in history and trajectory Feminist struggles throughout the 20th century. However, International Women's Day was not created because of the fire.</pre>]]></description>
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