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UC Davis students and staff discuss the significance of Women’s History Month

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Amidst ongoing backlash, UC Davis community affirms importance of month-long observance By LAILA AZHAR — features@theaggie.org In 1978, a school district in Sonoma, Calif. organized a weeklong celebration of women’s contributions to history, including presentations in schools and a parade. This celebration took place during the week of March 8, in order to coincide with International Women’s Day, a holiday originating from the Socialist Pa…

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March is Women’s History Month in the United States, a month to celebrate and recognize the achievements and contributions women have made to history, culture, and society. Despite attempts by the current US administration to eliminate Women’s History Month observations as well as recognition of women’s accomplishments and historical contributions from federal websites, there are hundreds of state and local events happening across the US this mo…

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