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Happy International Women's Day! Take a moment to reflect and appreciate all the incredible women around the world and in your life! Check out how the day is being celebrated around the globe:
Though there is some conflict regarding the origin of International Women's Day, scholars generally associate it with the 1907 march of New York's textile workers. The march brought some 15,000 women to the streets from the needle and textile industry to demand better working conditions and shorter hours. International Women's Day was formally recognized by the United Nations in 1975 and is now celebrated in over 140 countries. We have collected some of the thought provoking comic strips to help commemorate the day while taking the time to remind us of the importance of making comics more inclusive and representative of the world around us.
March 8th is International Women's Day, a day to celebrate the world's she-roes and their strength in enduring choruses of "What about International Men's Day?" (yes, it exists, it's November 19th, now step aside and let women have a full 24 hours).
Artist Fran Krause has created a webcomic where he draws his fears and those that people submit. If you like his work and wish to support him, you can buy his book on Amazon.
On Monday, writer Nicole Cliffe asked Twitter about the kindest thing a stranger has ever done for them. Cliffe began the thread by telling a story of her own and it wasn't long before people began sharing their heartfelt experiences…
CBS This Morning's Gayle King spoke with R. Kelly in his first television interview since the R&B singer was charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse in Illinois. In the interview, Kelly exploded with anger and denial, breaking into tears, raising his hand, and exclaiming that previous accusations of sexual abuse were not relevant to his current case. The early clip and images posted by King on Instagram showed the CBS host calmly and persistently attempting to get answers from Kelly, in spite of his outbursts. People on twitter praised her composure.
We came across this story about how a truly amazing professor who went above and beyond to help a student who brought their 5-month-old to class and it's honestly the best way to start your week.
Nathan Alexander is a mathematics professor at Morehouse College in Atlanta. One of Nathan's students, Wayne Hayer, recently showed up to lecture with his five-month-old daughter, Assata, because he was unable to find a babysitter and didn't want to miss class. The professor graciously offered to hold the little girl so Hayer would be able to take notes. Another student in the class, Nick Vaughn, shared the professor's act of kindness on Twitter and people are in love!
After coming across Sarah on Tinder and seeing the request in the description, most people wouldn't bother... but most people aren't Spencer. Spencer decided to go above and beyond and now we need updates. We're rooting for you, Spencer!
Every week we bring you the funniest tweets we saw from women, so you won't miss all the fun. Enjoy!
These #ExplainAMoviePoorly tweets have resurfaced on Imgur and it's time for another round because they are just that good.
