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Women already have an inherent tenacity that often goes unnoticed. "Empowering women isn't a choice, it's a necessity." So, how do we make a change? There are three steps to becoming a Challenger: • Disrupt societal stereotypes and reshape perceptions to recognize women's innate strength. • Stand against discrimination. Equality isn't just a slogan; it's a necessity for advancing society. • Celebrate and recognise every accomplishment, regardless of its size. Feminism urges the world to view women as the powerful, competent individuals they already are. We invite you to help us build a fair society, become a part of ELEVATE. https://lnkd.in/gkYmwcxp 

Feminism isn't about women outcompeting each other—or men—in a flawed system. It's about all genders collaborating to rebuild that system fairly. Our latest 'Tables Over Fences' post explores how we can honor the diverse experiences of women while engaging men as allies in creating equitable workplaces. Dive into "White Women are the Men of Women" to understand how intersectionality challenges us to rethink equality for everyone. https://buff.ly/3wXaYzU #tablesoverfences #intersectionalfeminism #allyship #systemicchange

I don't blame women for not identifying as feminists But it breaks my heart Because society has effectively turned 'feminism' into a dirty word And that is NOT serving women The definition of feminism is this: "The advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes." That statement is NOT controversial. It's not a charged argument. In fact, based on the definition alone, everyone should be a feminist! And yet, when I post about the importance of being a feminist, do you know who is typically the most offended? Women. Women in the comments telling me they don't identify as feminists and are bothered that I'm suggesting they should, Women objecting to labeling themselves with this word. Something to consider: If the word feminist bothers you, ask yourself why... And who is best served by making it a dirty word. Hint: It's not women. Hit repost if more people need to hear this. ✌️💜 Follow me Katy McFee for more posts on women and leadership. #feminism #womenleadership #womenshistorymonth

Women have had to fight for the most basic of rights since time immemorial. The three waves of feminism brought about a stir in the structure of society. In the modern world, SHEconomy aims to uplift women entrepreneurs and leaders from an economic aspect. Become a part of SHEconomy and kickstart your journey today! #SHEconomy #WomenLeadership #EconomicEquality #EmpoweringChange #FeministHistory

I don't blame women for not identifying as feminists But it breaks my heart Because society has effectively turned 'feminism' into a dirty word And that is NOT serving women The definition of feminism is this: "The advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes." That statement is NOT controversial. It's not a charged argument. In fact, based on the definition alone, everyone should be a feminist! And yet, when I post about the importance of being a feminist, do you know who is typically the most offended? Women. Women in the comments telling me they don't identify as feminists and are bothered that I'm suggesting they should, Women objecting to labeling themselves with this word. Something to consider: If the word feminist bothers you, ask yourself why... And who is best served by making it a dirty word. Hint: It's not women. Hit repost if more people need to hear this. ✌️💜 Follow me Katy McFee for more posts on women and leadership. #feminism #womenleadership

Many people know what feminism is, but only few know what Feminism is NOT. Feminism is NOT a fight against men (unless they try to get in the way)! Feminism is an advocacy for women to be treated with equity and fairness! Which is why everyone, including men, should be feminists! Today we celebrate women, recognizing the myriads of wins, struggles and efforts of many women globally! Happy International Women’s day! #internationalwomensday2024 ✍🏽 Progress Oberiko

My question is, Is it really necessary to set aside a specific day to honor women? Or Do you genuinely think that Women's History can be commemorated on just one date? As everyone is aware that setting specific dates for these days is to provide focused occasions for honoring, raising awareness, and reflecting on the significance of these events or individuals. Do we really need that? Assigning a specific date to celebrate women's achievements can both highlight progress and risk trivializing ongoing struggles. While it offers a focal point for activism, it's crucial to recognize women's diverse experiences and advocate for equality every day. What's your opinion on this matter? #WomenEveryDay #BeyondOneDate #ContinuousCelebration #EqualityAlways #DiverseRecognition #InclusiveAppreciation #YearRoundEmpowerment #RecognizeDaily

Let's reinterpret what strength is. Breaking preconceptions, seeing the inherent strength of women, and altering attitudes are all parts of feminism. Let's work together to empower and elevate women everywhere.#Feminism #Strength #Empowerment #breakingstereotypes

We all have areas of privilege and marginalization. Our latest 'Tables Over Fences' post explores this complexity, urging us to examine where we hold power, even if it's not everywhere. It's in these spaces of advantage that we must reflect, challenge our assumptions, and make conscious choices to create more inclusive environments. Dive into "White Women are the Men of Women" to unpack your own intersecting identities and learn how to leverage your unique position for positive change. https://buff.ly/3wXaYzU #tablesoverfences #intersectionality #selfawareness #inclusiveleadership

Confronting Colorblindness: A Call for Awareness This video challenges the notion of colorblindness among white women, emphasizing the reality of racism and its impacts. Join us as we explore the importance of recognizing diversity and the value of connecting with people of all backgrounds. #Colorblindness #RacismAwareness #DiversityMatters #EmpathyInAction #RealTalk #MultiracialFamilies #CommunityConnections #Awareness #SocialJustice #WhiteWomenForChange #racialequity #audryearbe #onevoiceevolving