7 Groundbreaking Global Women Writers for Women's History Month
Posted on March 04, 2024
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How do you celebrate Women's History Month? In many parts of the world, the celebration begins on March 8th. With over 100 years of history, International Women’s Day is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.
To help you join in on month-long celebration and participate in this year’s theme (#InspireInclusion), WWB Campus recommends the following stories from women writers around the globe:
- Fiction about growing up lesbian from one of Puerto Rico's marriage equality pioneers
- Illustrated journalism exposing modern-day slavery
- A cicada's tale from a Chinese experimental writer
- A story about men, women, and class in Haiti from a noted author and community leader
- An Iranian journalist's advice on "How to Be a Woman in Tehran"
- A Korean trans writer's tale of father-daughter love
- An Egyptian Bedouin's story of growing up with a grandmother known only as "The Guest"
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