“Look up, and see a new day dawning!” – Zitkála-Šá
Tag: women empowerment
Queen Genepil (1905-1938,) the last queen of Mongolia, was executed as part of the systematic Stalinist decimation of Mongolian culture.
From tragic beginnings Poland’s King Jadwiga founded a centuries-long union between Lithuania and Poland.
With the recent assassination of its president, a devastating earthquake this summer, a heartbreaking migrant crisis in the United States and the most recent kidnapping of 17 missionaries; Haiti has been charging in crisis mode.
Since Pink October started in L’Hexagon back in 1994, here is a list of way that you can take action to support breast cancer awareness month in France.
After six weeks in Texas, the abortion ban procedures and its implications on the reproductive rights of women in the U.S. have sparked outrage among pro-choice groups nationwide.
Nzinga, monarch of the Mbundu people and queen of Ndongo, was a strong leader who opposed the Portuguese and their expanding slave trade in Central Africa.
We all see the little pink ribbon every year in October, and most people are aware that it is associated with Breast Cancer Awareness month, but not as many are aware of its roots and its goals.
The Taliban have recently regained power in Afghanistan, and the popular question of “can we trust the Taliban on women’s rights?” has resurfaced.
Going behind the scenes of French Education.









