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Forside 8. marts: Kvindernes internationale kampdag – oprindelse og historie Poster for Women's Day, March 8, 1914, demanding voting rights for women. Kunstner: Karl Maria Stadler (1888–1943), German illustrator. Public Domain.

Poster for Women’s Day, March 8, 1914, demanding voting rights for women. Kunstner: Karl Maria Stadler (1888–1943), German illustrator. Public Domain.

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Poster for Women’s Day, March 8, 1914, demanding voting rights for women. Kunstner: Karl Maria Stadler (1888–1943), German illustrator. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

Another impetus for Women’s Day, Zetkin recognized, was the demonstration in New York by thousands of garment workers, mainly im/migrants and many socialists, demanding their rights, on March 8, 1908. So was the three-month garment workers’ strike a year later — the “Uprising of the 20,000” — led by 23-year-old Clara Lemlich, a Russian-Jewish immigrant. Photo from the uprising New York City 1909-10.
“Det kendte kvindemotiv udsat for mine streger og snit i linoleum – håndtrykt på brunt indpakningspapir. – GOD 8. MARTS!”. Grafik af Svend Vestegaard Jensen på Facebook-opslag 8. marts 2022. Bringes med tilladelse fra grafikeren.

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