I used the triple moon symbol presented in the collage above. Women symbolize the same rhythm as the moon, with the female body having to follow a 28-day cycle. Similarly, the three phases of the moon correspond to the three phases of a woman's life. The Maiden symbolizes a waxing moon, represents childhood, adolescence, beginnings, purity, virginity, independence, and courage. Motherhood, protection, fertility, growth, creativity, and sexuality are all associated with the full moon, represents the Mother. The Crone has symbolized the waning moon, which denotes old age, wisdom, change, transformation, death, rebirth, and banishment. It also signifies the fullness of a life lived, encapsulating the knowledge gained from experiencing both the highs and lows of life.
Gender
equality is one of the eight Millennium Development Goals, which emphasizes its
relevance. Gender equality can be a prerequisite for accomplishing the
remaining seven goals. A woman has the right to live in dignity, free from want
and fear but gender-based violence, economic discrimination, reproductive
health disparities, and harmful cultural practices continue to be the most
common and damaging forms of discrimination against women and girls. However,
women have made significant contributions to every discipline and all aspects
of life throughout history. The day encourages women to speak out for equal
opportunities in whatever profession they want, much as men do. We should honor those women who fought for the opportunity we have today while also
bringing attention to the continuing fight for women's equality.
Women
can gain power in different ways and can be done through government programs or
on a one-on-one basis. On a personal level, we should begin to respect women
and provide them with opportunities equal to males. We should promote and
encourage them to pursue jobs, further education, and entrepreneurial
endeavors, among other things. These simple actions will improve women's status
in society and help them feel more powerful.

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