In fact, non-violent action was widely used in resisting Nazism. Brave women often led it. They later got little recognition, though this is now changing.

The activist sisters opposed the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo and their assassinations turned them into symbols of female resistance.

Finally, we need accountability for system failures, especially where Indigenous women and children’s lives are lost. One life lost to violence is far too many.

The Indigenous mothers, fathers and children told us they want training and education that will help them to protect their territory, adapt to climate change and build a sustainable future.

For those reasons, we think it would be beneficial to see whether educational outcomes improve if the term “achievement gap” is retired. Similarly, we’d like to see what happens when the term is replaced with language that stresses the differences between the educational structures in which those students are served.

Dismissing these statistics as simply reflecting women’s choice becomes difficult when the price of childcare rises to the extent that employment reaps little financial gain.

These 10 female scientists broke the shackles of the society and decided to be remembered in the history of their country for something pathbreaking.

The queens of pre-Independent India were known for their bravery in the face of adversity, their courage to face death, and their intense love and love for their motherland, but these women leaders are long gone and forgotten.

Despite being born to a privileged family, Vohra sought to take to the cause of independence and joined the freedom fighters. Along with the support of Bhagat Singh and other notable freedom fighters, Vohra set up the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA).

An outspoken advocate for progressive causes, Chauhan was inspired to write constantly from an early age and was even known to write while riding a horse cart on her way to school.