World Women's Day

◇ World Women's Day

On March 8, 1908, 15,000 female textile workers from the United States gathered in Rutgers Square in New York City. They protested, calling for better labor conditions and women's suffrage, chanting, "Give us bread, and roses."

Here bread stands for the right to survive hunger, and roses for half the suffrage and human rights that only men have given.

◇ Women-related Famous saying

* Whoever speaks well of a woman is not fully aware of a woman, and whoever speaks a woman badly does not know a woman at all. - LeBrand.

* Unfortunately, we cannot live with women or without women.

- Byron.

* A woman's insight is far more accurate than a man's conviction.

- Kipling.

* A man who cannot cherish a woman does not deserve to be loved by a woman.

- Goethe.

* Women look deep and men look far.

- Curve.

* Women exist to be loved, not to be understood.

- Wilde.

* Not born as a woman, but as a woman.

- Simone de Bovor.

◇ 正本淸原

redress the root and clear the source

A term that emphasizes the fundamental principle of eradicating social injustice is to establish a society that has basic principles and common sense and is guaranteed transparency.