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#ChoosetoChallenge: It’s the Women’s Month in the King Community!

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  • QueenB
    QueenB Posts: 15,430

    💪💃

  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 15,585

    Happy Women's Day! 😍

    Womens deserve more than that... & without women we are never exist! 😘

  • tulchho
    tulchho Posts: 9

    Level 2

    And I will have to pass it.

  • tulchho
    tulchho Posts: 9

    Level 2

    Happy women's day.

  • Peanut7139
    Peanut7139 Posts: 1,696

    Mexican Model Karen Vega

    At 18 years old, Karen Vega is off to a strong start with her career in fashion. The Mexican model, who is from Oaxaca, got her big break when she recently appeared in the pages of Vogue Mexico’s 

  • Peanut7139
    Peanut7139 Posts: 1,696
    edited March 2021

    Eva Perón (1919 – 1952, Argentina)

    Eva Perón was a beloved political figure and the First Lady of Argentina from 1946 through 1952. Born into poverty in Buenos Aires, Perón achieved her dream of becoming an actress and started her very own entertainment business at the age of 20 before marrying Colonel Juan Perón. Eva revolutionized the role of the First Lady and became a highly active, outspoken advocate for women’s suffrage and the poor. 

  • arwen777
    arwen777 Posts: 1,394

    I just got the gift as well! Grateful for the lovely surprise! 🌹

  • Peanut7139
    Peanut7139 Posts: 1,696

    The Mirabal Sisters (born 1926 – 1936, three were killed in 1960 and Dedé lived until 2014, Dominican Republic

    Patria, Dedé, Minerva, and María Teresa Mirabal were four sisters from the Cibao region of the Dominican Republic who bravely rejected the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo and became know as Las Mariposas (The Butterflies). Ignited to action after witnessing a massacre executed by the regime on June 14, 1959, the sisters formed the Movement of the Fourteenth of June and sought to dismantle Trujillo’s rule through public protest. 

  • Peanut7139
    Peanut7139 Posts: 1,696

    Let Me Speak!: Testimony of Domitila, A Woman of the Bolivian Mines

    Domitila speaks and remembers, she has the urgency of someone who wants to tell her silenced version so that the twisted words do not interfere with her story. She tells about her childhood in charge of her little sisters, about the strike she carried out against her own husband, about the political influence of her father, and also about the help that the Bolivian miners and their families gave to the guerrillas of the Che. Without cloisters or academies, close to memories and feelings, Domitila's voice is a warm breeze that whispers words of dignity and resistance in our ears. And he shares with us his life, always fighting, so that we do not forget to continue trying each day for a more just world.

  • Nat09
    Nat09 Posts: 12,561

    To all the ladies in our community 💪🙌🏻

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