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JOAQUIN BOBADILLA

2022-03-04 13:59:56 UTC

The international Womem´s day is celebrated
arround the world every 8th of March, where it is recognized the female achivement and the gender equality. Gender equality means that womans could have the same opportunities and privileges as everyone else beacuse time ago they couldn´t vote, couldn´t work; and his pay was so bad. In 1903 Women´s social and political Union is formed, this take yeras of protests. In 1918 a litle part o women could vote but in 1928 all the women´s could vote that is going to be instrumental creating a society fair and just. In 1929 the first female becomes in a cabinet of minister, the first female in the olympics(1945) , equeal pay (1970) first female prime minister (1979). All of this things took 73 years to eomen have the same things that men. Fortunately now whe live in a better place that is full of opportunities.

Giovanni Fulle 2°"C"

2022-03-04 14:00:22 UTC

The international women's day is celebrated in 8th of march in every year to be able to pay tribute to all the women who lived in that time being controlled by men, because at that time they believed they were superior and could do what they want and women did not, men were kings and women were slaves. Women had to fight for the same rights we have today in the history woman couldn't vote, because men were the only ones who could do it. in that time people live in a diferent world that we live know. 151 years ago, women began to create a war of suffering and protest so that everything is fair because all people equally should have the same rights. after the first world war, women were in charge of the responsibilities and jobs as mechanics and drivers. In 1918 some women had the right to vote, in 1928 women over 21 years old had the right to vote, and then women were just as important as other people.

I think that the Women's thay is so important, because women should have the right to everything just like men because they are still a fundamental part of the life process

Yamil Sanchez

yamilsanchez — 2022-03-04 14:03:05 UTC

The international Womem´s day is celebrated arround the world every 8th of March, where it is recognized the female achivement and the gender equality. In 1929 the first female becomes in a cabinet of minister, the first female in the olympics , equeal pay first female prime minister .

Rafaela Ríos - 2° C

rriosmarquina09 — 2022-03-04 14:06:23 UTC

Women´s day it´s celebrated on March 8 this year, this celebraicion it´s important because women had to take place and march in order to have the right to work, vote, go out, etc. The 8th march in 1908, 129 women died in a fire at the Cotton factory in New York, United States, after they go on strike to keep their jobs. This originates from the demonstrations carried out by women at the beginning of the 20th century in Europe and the United States.

At the II International Women's Conference held in 1910, Clara Zetkin proposed and approved the celebration of "Working Women's Day", which began to be celebrated the following year. The first commemoration was held on March 19, 1911 in Germany, Austria, Denmark and Switzerland; since then it has spread to many other countries.

In my opinion, it is important to celebrate this day, because they celebrate 114 years since women can be free to do what they want, now, nowadays all women can work what they want, they can vote, etc. For this, and many more reasons, Women's Day is very important.

Mateo León

2022-03-04 14:08:00 UTC

The international women's day is celebrated in 8th of March. Women over time have been indifference or inequality and it is because they believe that men cannot do things that women do because it is not their job or that women cannot do things that men do because they believe that the women are not capable of doing it, there is great inequality and it disadvantages women because it is implied that women are not capable, that is why they have to stop that indifference and give equality because there are women who are capable of doing men's work and there are men who can do the work of women, a clear example is the work of a mother at home, it is believed that the mother is obliged to do that but the father can also do it, and everything explained comes to a point men they can do jobs that women do and women can do jobs that men do, thus creating an equality that is better known as "gender equality"

Siria Herrera - 2º 'C'

siriaherrera — 2022-03-04 14:08:05 UTC

International Woman's day
International Women's Day is celebrated around the world on 8 March. The video tells us that it is a day to recognise women's achievements and a call to society to stand up for women's rights and for both genders (female and male) to be treated equally.

This day is important because for a long time women have been fighting for freedom and equal rights, so that they are not inferior to men and can do the same as men, such as voting, working and even studying.

Because of the protests that were made, many women were unjustly arrested just for asking for gender equality and many of them even died on the spot.

In 1908 there was a fire in a textile factory in New York, where more than 100 women died, this event happened on March 8th, that is why that day is celebrated as Women's Day, as a tribute to the women who died that day.

Although today we have more rights, we continue to suffer from sexism and gender discrimination by many people, especially men.

Roy Egúsquiza

royegusquiza — 2022-03-04 14:08:21 UTC

The International Women's Day is celebrated on 8th March. This day celebrates the female achievements and the people who contributed to women's rights and gender equality. The importance of this day is through history women fight for the rights and freedom, we have today. It all started in the late 19th century the fight for women's suffrage began and this time only men could do this. In 1903 Emmeline Pankhurst formed The Women's Social and Political Union. Later, in 1918 the representation of the People Bill was passed, this gave women the right to vote, however, only some women had the right to vote. As early as 1928 all women over 21 could vote. One year later in 1929 first female British cabinet minister. Finally, in 1979 UK had the First Female prime minister.

Today everybody can get an education, access to healthcare, get a job and speak their minds. But we still have work to do before we reach the equality for all.

Wilson Aylas

2022-03-04 14:08:29 UTC

The international woman's day is a celebration in 8th march for the win of the woman's fight in the past and the gender equality. in the past, women could not access some
political services, and were generalized as housewives, then the women had to fight for give the smae right, they make it, when a woman becomesd in a cabinet of minister,
and then go and go, nowadays, they are woman with the same rights, in the olpimps, in the politics, can vote, and had the same pay like the men.

Gabriela Toma 2° "C"

2022-03-04 14:08:31 UTC

The international Women's Day is very important because, is celebrated the day when the woman stop being a slave and can finally be considered as a valuable person among society.

It's important to remeber that for there to be Women's Day, many women have sacrificed so that we can all have studies, vote, progress and respect.

Today the womens we continue fighting so that we have respect among society, but if we look back we have achieved a great step.

Salvador Salcedo 2"C"

2022-03-04 14:08:48 UTC

the video begins with a lady commenting that women's day is a day that has the purpose of recognizing the great women of our past and the women who are present with us today,
this is celebrated on March 8. Then he talks about the importance of this same, and auqe throughout history women have sought their equality since 150 years ago women could
not vote, did not have access to a hospital, nor to legal access, etc. Due to that they have had to convatir several difficulties that put them on the road. One of the women
who managed to conquer the difficulties of the road is Emmeline pankhurst since it is thanks to her that the first group of women called "Women's social an political union"
was formed and this group inpulsed some women to start fighting for their rights and this caused some to lose their lives fighting for their rights.Many men died in the war
so jobs were lacking, so women started working in activities they would never have imagined before like helping to drive a bus. In 1918 some women had the right to vote but
had to wait until 1920 for all women to have the right to vote and it is thanks to this that society became fair in that aspect. And from those years onwards women had amazing opportunities for
that time such as being a political representative or working in an office to say a few examples. And we come to today where fortunately we all have the right to education,
health and much more.

Fátima Jáuregui 2nd C

2022-03-04 14:10:03 UTC

The video talks about it being International Women's Day, which is celebrated on March 8, and how 150 years ago women couldn't do things that they do today. It also talks about respecting rights and gender equality. She also tells us how the change happened, it wasn't just that it happened from one day to the next, but that there was effort from both women and men. In the 19th century, women began to be more listened to for their protests. During the protests many women were beaten, imprisoned and there were even deaths. The change happened when the first world war started in 1914, the suffragettes changed part of the campaign so that women could help and thus help each other. Finally in 1928 all women over 21 years of age were allowed to vote, from then on they changed and became older where today we can enjoy the opportunities that all women can have.

Alessandro Hernandez

2022-03-04 14:13:05 UTC

In 8 of march the world celebrate the international women day, but, why we celebrate the women day, ¿what is the woman day? well al starts at 150 years ago when the woman couldn´t vote, couldn´t
own property, were excluded from the parlamient or public areas, at all the women haven´t get at that years the same geneder equality, in 1903 the Women´s social and political Union is formed, this was a group from protest to get equiality, in 1918 a little group of womens get the right of vote, in 1928, just not a little group has the right from a vote, all the womens could vote.
in 1929 the first female becomes in a cabinet of minister, in 1945 the first british woman get the gold medal in track and field, 1970 they get equal pay act, all of this thing they got took 73 years to women have the same things that a men could have, Fortunately now everyone can have the same opportunities.

Muriel Cambillo 2º "C"

2022-03-04 14:13:13 UTC

The International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8, it is mainly celebrated to make visible the violence suffered by women, this day thousands of women go out to demand their rights and that these are respected, to fight for equality.

The first march was on March 8, 1857, they were some women from a factory, they made a demonstration near the place where they demanded that they have better working conditions and that working hours be reduced

Leonardo Olarte 2 "C"

2022-03-04 14:14:41 UTC

In this day, people recognize women's achivements and rights, because in the past so many womens couldn't vote, excluded for public area s,couldn't own her own property, equal pay, etc, but this would change slowly in the future. In 1903, the girl, Emmeline pankhurst made a forming named "Women's political union". In 1914, in WWI, Women's create a campaing to help in the world war. In 1918, a little of females and circuntances could vote until in 1928 that all women was allowed to vote with the forming of "Equal Franchise act". Time passed and womens will get political representation "(1929), greater oppurtunitiness (1949) equal pay (1970) And work rigths (1975).
In my opinion this day is important to celebreate all women's achivements, rights that they gained for doing a lot of effort to be recognized and the work they do to help people in their works or ideas

SILVA NOÉ Luciana

lucianasilva42 — 2022-03-04 14:20:00 UTC

The international Women´s Day is celebrated arround the world every 8th of march, because at that time, 150 years go women couldn´t vote, appear in parliament, recieive proper medical attention and education, own property, access their legal support, get paid the same as men, visit the same public ares, and thanks to this there is more gender equality that is, they obtain the same rights, privileges and the same opportunities. There is also no loger as much machismo as there was years ago, since oer the years women have had to fight fot freedom and for the rights that we enjoy today. Things began to change because women began to fight and protest for gender equality. All this helped, for example, in 1928 they had an equal vote, in 1929 they had the first femle ministerof the british cabinet and since 1975 discrimination against women is no longer allowed.

Emily Mendoza 2° "C"

2022-03-04 14:21:59 UTC

Women´s day is celebrated on the 8th of March each year.
This video tells us how things changed for women over the years up to the present day.
In the late 19th century, women´s fight for suffrage became popular. In this time, only men could vote and take political decisions.
In 1903, Emmeline Pankhurst, formed the women´s social and political union.
This union lead to many years of protests, where many women where arrested or even lost their lifes.
In 1914, The first world war started and many women started to take jobs and responsabilities that were just for men.
In 1918, women could vote, but onky some women who were over certain age and circumstance.
Finally in 1928, all women over 21 were allowed to vote.
Once women were able to vote, they began having other rights, like: political representation, access to better opportunities, a fair pay, etc.
Right now, we are affortunate to live in a time where everyone can get access to opportunities.

Valentina Rivera-2°C

valentinarivera1 — 2022-03-04 14:47:38 UTC

First, the international women's day is celebrated in 8th of March. The video begins with in the 19th century the fight began so the women could vote, in these times men were only ones to vote an also in political decisions. Obviously, women were affected by the situations. The woman named Emmeline Pankhurst formed the Women´s Social and Political Union in 1903, which held strong protest and strikes, for which women in some cases were arrested and injured and sadly some of the women lost their lives. In 1914 suffragettes shifted their campaign to encourage women's involvement in the war effort in 1914 the women stopped their campaign in order to support the men who were fighting in the war. After this event the nation was so united that they supported each other. This gave a very good result as things changed.
Women began to have responsibilities and jobs. In 1918 the representation of some high-class women gave them the opportunity to have the vote.
In 1928, women were already allowed to vote.
In 1929 there was the first female British cabinet minister.
In 1945 for the first time a British woman won gold medal in track and field.
1970 Women had a good salary.
In 1975, discrimination against women was no longer allowed.

Fernanda Rodriguez - 2° C

2022-03-04 14:47:58 UTC

To start the International Women's Day is celebrated in 8th March. Starting the video, they talk about gender equality, which did not happen 150 years ago, since women did not have the same privileges and rights as men. In 1903 a union was created for the political and social beginning of women; this union was initiated by a woman named Emmeline Pankhurst. During the beginning of this foundation, there were many protests, in which women were arrested, mistreated and some died during the fight for suffrage. In 1914 those who fought for suffrage stopped in order to help women who were fighting for the war, after this there was a change in which women already had responsibilities and jobs from which they were previously excluded. In 1918 the Representation of the people Bill accepted the vote for women, although it was only for some women of a certain age and circumstance. It wasnt until 1928 that every woman over the age of 21 could vote. From that moment things changed, since in 1929 there was a female prime minister, in 1945 there was the first woman to win a gold medal in athletics, in 1970 women had better salaries, in 1975 discriminatory acts against women were not allowed. women.

Giancarlo Vasquez

2022-03-04 15:07:36 UTC

The International Women's Day celebrated on March 8 of each year mentions gender equality because all people have the same rights, privileges and access to opportunities as others.
Throughout history, women have had to fight for the freedom and rights that we enjoy today. 150 years ago they couldn't vote, stand for parliament, get proper health care, own property, access legal support, among a number of things.
At the end of the 19th century there was a lot of talk about women's struggle for suffrage, because previously only men could vote and make political decisions.
Later all women would have several rights equal to men.
Today we all have equal opportunities.

Akari Assayag - 2° "C"

2022-03-04 15:07:58 UTC

International Women's day is celebrated every 8th of March. This day is so important, because over the years, women had to fight for the freedom and the equality rights. In other words, is a day to recognize female achievement and a reminder of gender equality. Is amazing how we resolved many problems with the time. But, at the present day, there are lots of stereotypes about woman in our society, so we need to respect each other and don´t discriminate them. Finally, we are humans, we have feelings and rights, that means, we want to live a life without discrimination.

Mathias Villanueva

2022-03-04 15:49:49 UTC

the womans´ day is celebrate every 8th of march,why is important celebre the woman days, to recognize women's rights because 150 years ago
women could not vote, receive correct medical attention, have properties, you did not pay them equally, in 1903 they created women´social and political union is formed years of protests, strikes, arrested and killed, when the first world war started they changed and they had responsabilities and jobs as mechanics and drivers in 1918 women could vote but only some until 1928 that all woman could vote, in 1979 britain had the firts prime minister woman
Today all live with some equality .

Sebastián Bereche

2022-03-04 15:55:59 UTC

Every year, on March 8th, International womens day is celebrated all around the world. In this day, is celebrated the social, economic and cultural achivments of womans and the progress they did to make their rights shine.

At 1800s, womens had to fight for their rights, because, at this time, womens cant vote, they didnt get the same pay, they were excluded by society, and they were controlled by mens who thinks they were superior.

All starts to change in 1903, when Emmeline Pankhurst form the Womens Social and Political Union. Then, in 1918, the representation of the people bill was passed, giving some womens the rigth of vote, But it wasnt until 1928, when all womens could vote. Eventually, in 1979, the britain add the first female prime minister.

Thanks of all these, today, everybody can live with the same oportunities and can get the same attention.

Mariana Arenas 2°C

2022-03-04 16:25:17 UTC

On March 8th of each year we celebrate International Women's Day in honor of all the women who fought for their rights.

According the video, A few years ago, women did't have the same rights as men and they tried to change that, but of course it was not easy because sometimes they were put in jail or sentenced to death. At the end of the XIX century women were fighting for their right to vote that at that time only men could do so, that means that men were the only ones who could make political decisions including that were against women. In 1903 Emily Pankhurst formed the Women's Social and Political Union, this led to years of protests and strikes with several women injured and even killed. During the war women took on responsibilities and jobs of what they could not do before. In 1918 it was approved that women vote but only some of a certain age and only in 1928 women over 21 could perform this action. After women were allowed this they began to add more rights until in 1979 Britain had its first female minister. Although at this time there is still a lack of full equality, women already have a variety of opportunities and live much better than before.

Camila Canales 1°D

camilacanalesrodriguez — 2022-03-04 18:27:56 UTC

The International Women's Day is celebrated every March 8th. On this important date we remember all the things that women did for have rights.

150 years ago women weren't allowed to do many things like vote and be part of a parliament. Anything seemed to change unless some women raised their voice.
Everything started when Emmeline Pankhurst formed the Women's Social and Political Union in 1903. This led many years of protests and strikes with women being arrested, injured and some of them dead.

When the first world war was declared attitudes began to change. Women took jobs that they were previously excluded from like working as mechanics and drivers.

It wasn't until 1928 that all women over 21 were finally allowed to vote. Once this happened, women began rolling on other rights like political representation and access to greater opportunities.

Nowadays women have more freedom, however there are still many things that need to be improved for us to achieve equality.

Valeria Navarrete

2022-03-04 18:42:25 UTC

International Women's Day is a celebration to recognize the achievements of women, to motivate people to defend women's rights and promote gender equality. This day is very important because a long time ago women had to FIGHT for things that are common today, in those times women couldn’t do many things like: vote, work, have a proper medical care, they couldn’t have a property, wear certain clothes, etc. And that was just 150 years ago.

This process is/was very long, it required the efforts of brave men and women who worked together for what is right; It started in the 19th century, when women's votes gained more attention. At that time only men could vote and DECIDE all the rules, even those that ONLY AFFECTED WOMEN. In 1903, Emmeline Pankhurst formed the "Women's Social and Political Union", this led to years of protests, where many women lost their lives. When the war started in 1914, attitudes began to change, placing women in positions that had previously been rejected them, such as mechanical work. In 1918 only women with special circumstances began to vote, but it was in 1928 when all women could do so. This was the beginning of gender equality, it expands through political positions, education, good health care, labor rights, etc.

Nowadays we still have some work to do, there are some discriminations like less salary for women in same position like men, stereotypes like "boys don't cry" or "you throw like a girl", we are lucky that we have some equality.

Luciana de la Cruz

2022-03-04 21:30:45 UTC

To begin with, International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8. The video shows that in the 19th century a fight began so that women would be allowed to have an opinion and vote, in those times men were the only ones who had a say in society. As expected, women were greatly affected. A woman by the name of Emmeline Pankhurst carried out strong strikes and protests, there were cases where women were arrested, injured and as was very obvious some of the women lost their lives.

In 1914, the women stopped their campaign to support the men who were fighting in the war. After this event people were united with each other. This paid off as things began to change.
Women began to have various jobs.

In 1928 women were already allowed to vote.
In 1929 there was the first female minister.
In 1975, discrimination against women was no longer allowed