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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

Now that you know it's tomorrow March 8th and it's March 8th every year... what might you do ? Which woman might you think about or learn about ? or will you just let the date wash over you until it becomes the 9th of March ?

G'wan ...... for your ma maybe

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By *midnight-Woman
22 weeks ago

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I love this Granny!!

So many influencial women in the world.

I'm actually thinking specifically of a lady who set up a small charity to help school children and struggling families to have school uniforms... She had a vision and has helped thousands of families since she set it up ♥️

Having the right school uniform, in wearable condition helps children's development by removing stigmas around perceptions of poverty and reduces chances of bullying for being different and also helps the child to learn as they feel that they belong and are equals to their fellow students.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

On March 8, 1908, women workers in the needle trades marched through New York City's Lower East Side to protest child labour and sweatshop working conditions, and demand women's suffrage. Beginning in 1910, March 8 became annually observed as International Women's Day.

I'll start by thinking about those women ....

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I love this Granny!!

So many influencial women in the world.

I'm actually thinking specifically of a lady who set up a small charity to help school children and struggling families to have school uniforms... She had a vision and has helped thousands of families since she set it up ♥️

Having the right school uniform, in wearable condition helps children's development by removing stigmas around perceptions of poverty and reduces chances of bullying for being different and also helps the child to learn as they feel that they belong and are equals to their fellow students.

"

Fantastic idea... we need more like her

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By *ingle ex cuckMan
22 weeks ago

chester

Most people will be devoting this day to Margaret thatcher

Teresa may , and most of all liz Truss .

3 remarkable ladies

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By *eoBloomsMan
22 weeks ago

Springfield

Definitely not my Mum !

I'll be thinking of Masha Amini whose death in police custody triggered the headscarf protests in Iran, and the brave women who continue these protests in the face of serious danger.

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By *oris and doris wolvesCouple
22 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Heard its been cancelled because they are not ready

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By *orny PTMan
22 weeks ago

Peterborough


"Most people will be devoting this day to Margaret thatcher

Teresa may , and most of all liz Truss .

3 remarkable ladies "

Spitting Image will be doing their tribute.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"Most people will be devoting this day to Margaret thatcher

Teresa may , and most of all liz Truss .

3 remarkable ladies "

Yes you are right. Many thanks for bringing their successes to the party.

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By *sWyldWoman
22 weeks ago

Edinburgh

I've got an amazing group of women in my life and I'm celebrating them.

Will also take some flowers down to the cemetery for my gran as she was the most inspiring woman I've ever had the luck of knowing

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I've got an amazing group of women in my life and I'm celebrating them.

Will also take some flowers down to the cemetery for my gran as she was the most inspiring woman I've ever had the luck of knowing "

Many strong women working their magic without recognition of their wisdom or graft...... nice for you to remember her MsWyld.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

I'm thinking now of Ada Lovelace...... the world's first computer programmer who worked with Charles Babbage and translated from French to English for him and English to French and had leading ideas on computer patterns........ amazing woman.

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22 weeks ago

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By *eliWoman
22 weeks ago

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I hope you don't mind the sentimentality Crumpster. There are so many I'll think about but one in particular.

Lickety - it's been almost a year. Will be. The difference she made to so many lives, the passion she had for campaigning for those oft overlooked. The time she had for people - work and personal life. Time is one of the most valuable things you can give to people isn't it?

And her love for other women. Lifting them up. In a professional capacity and personally. When women champion other women, celebrate their achievements, don't see each other as competition, can say when they're being a twunt yet still hold space for them? It's a truly beautiful way of being.

Lickety embodied that.

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By (user no longer on site)
22 weeks ago

Typos

My daughter 🩷

And this year, myself. I am a dick 99% of the time. But I've come pretty far over the last three years. I still have a long way to go, but I'm getting there.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I hope you don't mind the sentimentality Crumpster. There are so many I'll think about but one in particular.

Lickety - it's been almost a year. Will be. The difference she made to so many lives, the passion she had for campaigning for those oft overlooked. The time she had for people - work and personal life. Time is one of the most valuable things you can give to people isn't it?

And her love for other women. Lifting them up. In a professional capacity and personally. When women champion other women, celebrate their achievements, don't see each other as competition, can say when they're being a twunt yet still hold space for them? It's a truly beautiful way of being.

Lickety embodied that.

"

Thanks for that Meli. It's well deserved and particularly poignant for here....

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"Typos

My daughter 🩷

And this year, myself. I am a dick 99% of the time. But I've come pretty far over the last three years. I still have a long way to go, but I'm getting there. "

Celebration the growth of dicks everywhere

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By *illy IdolMan
22 weeks ago

Midlands

Amongst many, I'll be thinking of Malala Yousafzai, a fearless advocate for girls' education, faced immense challenges when the Taliban banned girls from attending school in her hometown. Surviving a targeted attack, Malala's resilience and outspokenness earned her the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of 17. Her ongoing fight for education continues to inspire people worldwide.

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By *estructionDollyWoman
22 weeks ago

The Deep Dark Woods

This is such a great thread. There are so many inspirational women in the world, but I will be thinking of someone particularly close me my heart, my nana, as next week will be three years since her passing ♥️

She came over to Manchester from Ireland when she was 18 in the 1940s, made a life for herself and supported countless others in the Irish community when they moved over here to settle and build their lives, both financially, practically and emotionally. For many years she and my grandad struggled to conceive and had countless miscarriages and sadly a son who didn't live more than a day, but she was so maternal and loved children and would provide unpaid care for many of her friends children before going off to work in the evenings herself. Eventually my mum came along when she was 45 (a miracle).

When she passed I was devasted, but one of the things that gave me comfort was just how many people told our family how she was like a surrogate mother to them and how much they loved and cared for her and all the things she has done for them over their lives with nothing asked for in return.

There are lots of women who do great and wonderful things that go down in the history books (and rightly so!) but there are also so many women who do silent work in the background to keep our communities and families together. Mothers, grandmother, aunties, daughters, sisters, friends etc. It's nice to remember and appreciate all of these women too and the unappreciated work they do.

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By *ildTimes.Man
22 weeks ago

Wherever I May Roam

I'll have a wank whilst watching lesbian porn 🥪

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By (user no longer on site)
22 weeks ago

I’m going to wake up, have a lady wank, make some breakfast and take it back to bed, take the dog for a nice walk down the beach and go for my morning swim, have a lengthy shower and probably do something nice with my hair, get my nails done, do some shopping, take the dog out again through the woods that’s her fave, then a Chinese and early night. I’ll be spending the day doing what I like with gratitude for all the women I have in my life who bring me joy, teach me and help me grow. I might even call my sister so she can tell me I’m a sap ♥️

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"Amongst many, I'll be thinking of Malala Yousafzai, a fearless advocate for girls' education, faced immense challenges when the Taliban banned girls from attending school in her hometown. Surviving a targeted attack, Malala's resilience and outspokenness earned her the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of 17. Her ongoing fight for education continues to inspire people worldwide."

Thanks Willy! Nice panties

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"This is such a great thread. There are so many inspirational women in the world, but I will be thinking of someone particularly close me my heart, my nana, as next week will be three years since her passing ♥️

She came over to Manchester from Ireland when she was 18 in the 1940s, made a life for herself and supported countless others in the Irish community when they moved over here to settle and build their lives, both financially, practically and emotionally. For many years she and my grandad struggled to conceive and had countless miscarriages and sadly a son who didn't live more than a day, but she was so maternal and loved children and would provide unpaid care for many of her friends children before going off to work in the evenings herself. Eventually my mum came along when she was 45 (a miracle).

When she passed I was devasted, but one of the things that gave me comfort was just how many people told our family how she was like a surrogate mother to them and how much they loved and cared for her and all the things she has done for them over their lives with nothing asked for in return.

There are lots of women who do great and wonderful things that go down in the history books (and rightly so!) but there are also so many women who do silent work in the background to keep our communities and families together. Mothers, grandmother, aunties, daughters, sisters, friends etc. It's nice to remember and appreciate all of these women too and the unappreciated work they do. "

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I’m going to wake up, have a lady wank, make some breakfast and take it back to bed, take the dog for a nice walk down the beach and go for my morning swim, have a lengthy shower and probably do something nice with my hair, get my nails done, do some shopping, take the dog out again through the woods that’s her fave, then a Chinese and early night. I’ll be spending the day doing what I like with gratitude for all the women I have in my life who bring me joy, teach me and help me grow. I might even call my sister so she can tell me I’m a sap ♥️ "

What a fantastic day ! Self care n compassion. Not enough women make time for themselves. Enjoy every minute.

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By (user no longer on site)
22 weeks ago

Willy's thread has made me think of my Nana, who passed away when I was nine.

Had she been born a generation or two later, her life could have been so different. She remained in an abusive marriage until her death because the stigma of divorce and her financial dependence on my grandad left her with few other options. I'm so grateful to live in a time and place where women now have financial independence and community support if they need to leave an abusive relationship.

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By *rthur30Man
22 weeks ago

Warrington

Raise a glass to all those unknown and unrecorded women who helped their families and communities without wanting anything in return.

Without them there would be no community or society.

I'll be think of my Mum and my Nan who are no longer with us.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

Queen Elizabeth II

Maya Angelou

Rosa Parks

Nelly Bly .........

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By *midnight-Woman
22 weeks ago

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Bumping for the night crew, as this thread deserves more responses

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By *eoBloomsMan
22 weeks ago

Springfield

A big nod to the immense bravery of Gisèle Pelicot.

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan
22 weeks ago

Hastings


"Now that you know it's tomorrow March 8th and it's March 8th every year... what might you do ? Which woman might you think about or learn about ? or will you just let the date wash over you until it becomes the 9th of March ?

G'wan ...... for your ma maybe"

I did not know this. The main woman for me has to be my WIFE.

But I would like to learn more about her, think all men want a better understanding of the female.

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By (user no longer on site)
22 weeks ago

My first love...

She was a handsome woman just thirty-five who was spoken to in town by very few

She managed a late evening business like most of the town wished they could do

I learned all the things that a man should know

From a woman not approved of I suppose

She died knowing someone really loved her from life's bramble bush I picked a rose

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By *obilebottomMan
22 weeks ago

All over

"Harriet Tubman was born into sla very in 1822, and later escaped from Dorchester County, Maryland to Philadelphia where she lived as a freewoman.

Once free, Tubman dedicated her life to the abolition of sla very as a conductor on the Underground Railroad. She brought approximately 70 ensla ved African Americans to freedom in the north.

Tubman remained a philanthropist well into her later years"

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By *ools and the brainCouple
22 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

I'll dedicate it to my amazing auntie who died earlier this week.

She was the kindest most generous person who was there for me in my life to offer unconditional love and stability at a time I needed it the most and never once faulted with her love.

She was the best of us

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By *obilebottomMan
22 weeks ago

All over

Just a general one for all those mothers (including mine) who have given unconditional love to their children

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
22 weeks ago

North West

Another one thinking about Gisèle Pelicot and her daughter, Caroline Darian.

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By *midnight-Woman
22 weeks ago

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"Another one thinking about Gisèle Pelicot and her daughter, Caroline Darian. "

Oh KC this is a great modern day shout

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By *ortySwitchMan
22 weeks ago

london

I'll celebrate this as much as women celebrate International Mens Day.

(hint - not at all)

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By *ansoffateMan
22 weeks ago

Sagittarius A

I shall read about Mary Woolstonecraft.

And also try Wendy's Baconator

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By *orny PTMan
22 weeks ago

Peterborough


"I'm thinking now of Ada Lovelace...... the world's first computer programmer who worked with Charles Babbage and translated from French to English for him and English to French and had leading ideas on computer patterns........ amazing woman."

Mary Shelley and her husband both added to the English Reading canons.

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By *orny PTMan
22 weeks ago

Peterborough

beryl cook and amazing road cyclist, who should show the men a thing or two about endurance.

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By *orny PTMan
22 weeks ago

Peterborough

Kate Bush wrote her own chart buster on her first effort as a teen and held the number one spots with the longest interval between them. Stranger things may have happens, but truth is stranger than fiction.

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By *orny PTMan
22 weeks ago

Peterborough

Women don't get to the top by berating men, they get to the top, by surpassing them and influencing both sexes.

Boadicea/Boudica was an exception to that rule.

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By *estructionDollyWoman
22 weeks ago

The Deep Dark Woods


"I'll celebrate this as much as women celebrate International Mens Day.

(hint - not at all)"

Great contribution

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By *ansoffateMan
22 weeks ago

Sagittarius A

I do not wish women to have power over men; but over themselves.

Mary Wollstonecraft, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman 1792

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By *eoBloomsMan
22 weeks ago

Springfield

Chinese artist and poet Liu Xia, under house arrest since 2010 when her husband won the Nobel Peace Prize.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I'll celebrate this as much as women celebrate International Mens Day.

(hint - not at all)"

There are many women who face misogyny and who are treated as an homogenous group and reviled for their gender. I'll spend some time thinking about those.

I wish you the best of times on November 19th which is international men's day. Here's hoping you start the thread for it before I do. Thanks for your thoughts.

xx

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

Think i'm plumping for Simone De Beauvoir ...... maybe E_eline Pankhurst.....

Tons more - I'll reflect.

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By *aron Van WinkleMan
22 weeks ago

In fair Verona.

I think about all the gorgeous women… who are clever and have done awesome stuff of course.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I think about all the gorgeous women… who are clever and have done awesome stuff of course. "

Awwwwww that's awesome you winky little thing you

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

Just for the Record - There have been 9 threads about International Mens Day and 9 about International Womens Day.......

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By *aron Van WinkleMan
22 weeks ago

In fair Verona.


"Just for the Record - There have been 9 threads about International Mens Day and 9 about International Womens Day.......

"

How many replies on each? That’s when we will finally know how fair this is

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By *eroLondonMan
22 weeks ago

Covent Garden

IWD felicitations to all women of high standing and lofty aspirations...and Grånny.

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By *emorefridaCouple
22 weeks ago

La la land

I'm thinking of the women who supported the miners strikes. How they kept their communities going, how they bridged gaps between miners and lesbians and gays who supported the strikes. Some travelled abroad to champion the cause. Unbelievable strong and powerful women 💪🏻

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By *lubchuckerMan
22 weeks ago

Oxfordshire

My choice would have to be Marie Curie, her ground breaking research into radioactivity lead to the treatment of cancer which has lead to many people all over the world to get treatment for a cruel disease.

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By *eoBloomsMan
22 weeks ago

Springfield

JK Rowling. Has probably done more to introduce children to books and reading than any other individual in our time, and has donated about £150 million to charities.

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By *orny PTMan
22 weeks ago

Peterborough


"JK Rowling. Has probably done more to introduce children to books and reading than any other individual in our time, and has donated about £150 million to charities."

She made Latin interesting and fun. more than Asterix the Gaul or Frankie Howerd could ever dream of.

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By *orny PTMan
22 weeks ago

Peterborough

Peter Gabriel 1990

Youssou N'Dour

Shakin the tree...

Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon

We are shakin' the tree

Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon

We are shakin' the tree

Waiting your time, dreaming of a better life

Waiting your time, you're more than just a wife

You don't have to do what your mother has done

She has done, this is your life, this new life has begun

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon

We are shakin' the tree

Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon

We are shakin' the tree

Turning the tide, you are on the incoming wave

Turning the tide, you know you are nobody's sl@ve

Find your sisters or brothers who can hear all the truth in what you say

They can support you when you're on your way

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon

We are shakin' the tree

Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon

We are shakin' the tree

Changing your ways, changing those surrounding you

Changing your ways, more than any man can do

Open your heart, show him the anger and pain, so you heal

Maybe he's looking for his womanly side, let him feel

You had to be so strong

And you do nothing wrong, nothing wrong at all

We're gonna break it down

We're gonna shake it down, shake it all around

No no no no no no

No no no no no no

No no no no no no

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

It's your day, a woman's day

You had to be so strong

You do nothing wrong, nothing wrong at all

We're gonna break it down

We're gonna shake it down, shake it all around

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By *host63Man
22 weeks ago

Bedfont Feltham

I used to see it as celebrating women's achievements, often over adversity Elspeth Beard comes to mind.

Now it's day of feminists bashing men.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"IWD felicitations to all women of high standing and lofty aspirations...and Grånny."

Nero..... I am so underwhelmed thank you you bastion.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

I'm sure that some of the women here are members of the FAWCETT SOCIETY ....

anyway ...... I'm thinking about Frida Kahlo Famous talented mexican artist whose work depicts the culture and heritage of which she is very proud...

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
22 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

No particular famous ones I don't think. While making it big and being a household name is absolutely an achievement and something they should be proud of, they're already recognised regularly.

Mostly I think of the survivors. And those who didn't 💜

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"No particular famous ones I don't think. While making it big and being a household name is absolutely an achievement and something they should be proud of, they're already recognised regularly.

Mostly I think of the survivors. And those who didn't 💜"

Great shout. I m not that much into famous women or celebrity etc ....... I think more about the unsung women who make great strides and have been unrecognised. A case in point is all those women inventors in the 17/1800's who couldn't patent their invention because of discriminations and the items were patented by their husbands who reaped the accolades and no one could confess that it was 'the missus' ...... people would have laughed or been outraged.

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By *eoBloomsMan
22 weeks ago

Springfield


"I'm sure that some of the women here are members of the FAWCETT SOCIETY ....

"

Are you trying to tap up some new recruits?

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I'm sure that some of the women here are members of the FAWCETT SOCIETY ....

Are you trying to tap up some new recruits?"

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

To all women on FAB .........

Most wonderful soul,

Strength and grace in every step,

Earth’s heart beats in you.

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
22 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

Tracey Emin

Stacey Solomon

Taylor Swift ........

all get my vote too

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By *rthur30Man
21 weeks ago

Warrington


"No particular famous ones I don't think. While making it big and being a household name is absolutely an achievement and something they should be proud of, they're already recognised regularly.

Mostly I think of the survivors. And those who didn't 💜"

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By *_Mia_XTV/TS
21 weeks ago

Ilkeston

Mine would have to be the Blood sisters and all the women who helped during the HIV epidemic in the 80’s and onwards. When most people had turned their back a major group in the US called the blood sisters came together and started a blood drive which managed to get 130 successful donnations and would then go on to help people with the condition. As well as the physical help they provided to patients many lesbians during the time also helped to reduce the stigma and homophobia that was attached to the virus.

There were very similar movements in the uk too and the TV show “its a sin” shows this quite well when people grouped together to provide support for people with the condition get help in a very difficult time.

For me this is very important history both for women and the LGBTQIA+ community and shouldn’t be forgotten

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By *orny PTMan
21 weeks ago

Peterborough

From another thread

"How many women want equality enough to go on the front line and fight? Other countries have asked this question and allowed women to be combatants. "

They do here. Woman are in the infantry as infanteers

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By *ranny-Crumpet OP   Woman
21 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"From another thread

"How many women want equality enough to go on the front line and fight? Other countries have asked this question and allowed women to be combatants. "

They do here. Woman are in the infantry as infanteers"

Men can have equality if they want it. They just have to stop being war mongerers and imagining that they fight for their country ....

This want' really a thread about equality but about recognising women's achievements but thanks for your contribution

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By *aron Van WinkleMan
21 weeks ago

In fair Verona.

I like Bonnie Blue 😏

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By *andyalexMan
21 weeks ago

Newcastle

It’s actually my birthday on the 8th of March and I’m happy to celebrate all women on that day !

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By *echnosonic_BrummieMan
21 weeks ago

Willenhall


"It’s actually my birthday on the 8th of March and I’m happy to celebrate all women on that day !"

You've only got 360 days to go champ!

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