Wednesday, February 22, 2017

If There's No Women There's No World


Brenda David(left), Reginald David(right) 
Showing love for his mother
National Women’s History Month is an annual designation observed in March, when us as a people celebrate the importance of women and reflect on the impact they had on us. Not to mention the obvious, but without women carrying us for nine months, there wouldn’t be a human race. The role of the women nowadays is very important because somehow all the society needs to know is the role of the women through the different cultures in the world and as Leanne Evale has mentioned that: “Throughout the last 100-300 years the changes that women have seen and been affected by have been phenomenal.  Women have gained a lot of ground in politics, the work force, and even more power within their own households.” 
Brenda David(left), Malisa McLaughlin(right)
Mother & Daughter

There was a time in history when women were unable to voice their opinion in politics being unable to cast a vote or run for office, and now in modern time there are more than one woman running in the presidential campaign.  
Now women and men can both be the bread winners, the stereotypical role place on women is slowly dissolving and both spouse parents are sharing the responsibilities that come with the house and family. Today, women make 83 percent of all consumer purchases everything from breakfast cereal to big-ticket items like cars and personal computers for themselves and for their families. They are also responsible for 80 percent of all health care-related decisions for their households.
Brenda David (A mother)

From personal experience growing up with my mom and watching her work two jobs to raise two kids and a grandchild showed me the true strength of woman. Learning that the ideal thought of a father providing for the family and the mother taking care of the house duties was nonexistent; because I witnessed my mother each and every day do all of those without complaining once. Still to this day women are still breaking down barriers and proving that they aren’t inferior to men. In the month of March is the time they get appreciated on a national level which is something they rightly deserve.








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