
The International Women's Day is celebrated across on March 8 every year to honour women's struggle and movement for equality. According to the United Nations, the theme for this year's Women's Day is "I am Generation Equality: Realizing Women's Rights".
Twitter on Friday launched a special emoji with the hashtag '#EveryWoman' to celebrate International Women's Day.
On Twitter, globally, there have been 125 million tweets about feminism and equality over the past three years, and three million of those tweets specifically mentioned "intersectionality".
To honour #EveryWoman's voice on the platform, Twitter paid tribute to five inspiring women including External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, playback singer Chinmayi Sripaada, athelete Dutee Chand, entrepreneur Kiran Shaw Mazumdar and journalist Shereen Bhan.
#TwitterDiplomat: Late @SushmaSwaraj was a fierce advocate for using Twitter for governance, connecting with Indians across the world. She Tweeted for #EveryWoman pic.twitter.com/t0p6NKvKYd
— Twitter India (@TwitterIndia) March 6, 2020
The #RecordBreaker: @DuteeChand Tweets boldly about the challenges of being an elite athlete. She Tweets for #EveryWoman. pic.twitter.com/mYDOTSbEWP
— Twitter India (@TwitterIndia) March 6, 2020
The #Catalyst: @KiranShaw Tweets for women in science and women in the workplace. She Tweets for #EveryWoman pic.twitter.com/dg4Wc7uqB0
— Twitter India (@TwitterIndia) March 6, 2020
The #TwitterTurk: From big scoops to interviewing Young Turks, @ShereenBhan keeps us plugged in to the fast-paced world of business news. She Tweets for #EveryWoman pic.twitter.com/k4SQobRRYN
— Twitter India (@TwitterIndia) March 6, 2020
The #VoiceOfChange: @Chinmayi uses her voice for more than beautiful music. She Tweets for #EveryWomanpic.twitter.com/bUIOZJTF4L
— Twitter India (@TwitterIndia) March 6, 2020
Many Twitter users are tweeting with the hashtag #EveryWoman sharing there thoughts about the day and enabling the growth that is changing the face of different industries across the globe.
I believe that we need to let #EveryWoman do #WomanKiBaat & we shld listen and act affirmatively.
— Rudresh Kaul (@KaulRudresh) March 7, 2020
Let's be proactive & change ourselves as individuals!
Spl. shout out to my INC colleagues who help drive this change so often @HasibaAmin @ashishjoshi79 @RuchiraC @lenijadhav.
#EveryWoman needs someone like @kathleenreen in their personal lives and career journeys. Thank you for inspiring me, showing up for me, and shaping me. Happy #InternationalWomensDay!
— Chenie Yoon (@ChenieYoon) March 4, 2020
On this special week, I'd like to share how my love for science started. I was inspired by role models like Marie Curie and my teachers at school, who taught me how to see the world around me through science #EveryWoman
— Komal Dadlani (@KomalDadlani) March 4, 2020
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