By BombThrowers -- Oleg Atbashian——Bio and Archives--March 8, 2017
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Originally known as International Working Women’s Day, its roots lie in the socialist, rather than feminist, struggle of the early 20th century. Although national days had been celebrated prior to 1911, the 18 March of that year marked the first International day, following a proposal from German communist Clara Zetkin. Clara Zetkin died in 1933 [in the Soviet Union]. In her obituary, the Manchester Guardian referred to her as the ‘grandmother of communism,’ yet the legacy of International Women’s Day, and her contribution to it, should also be recognised, and celebrated.Brought to you by “Americans for Sex-Hope & Sex-Change” and “Society For Advancement Of Secondary Sexual Characteristics.” And finally, greetings from the People’s Cube beet kollektive!
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