Powerful International Women’s Day 2021!

Let’s celebrate!

As we commemorate International’s Women’s Day, let’s celebrate each other – all women and femmes, especially Black, Indigenous, Trans, queer, refugee and working class women and femmes of Color and those with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses.

Your achievements are acknowledged and they are paving the way to intersectional justice.

Thank you!

In particular, we would like to thank all female-identifying women and trans rights activists, human rights defenders, community organizers, and feminist groups and organizations.

Thank you for your resilience, strength, tirelessness and continued commitment!

We shall never stop:

  • building transnational and community solidarity networks
  • fighting for intersectional justice, bodily autonomy, sexual and reproductive health and rights, equal rights and power within families, the workplace and public institutions
  • fighting patriarchy, capitalism, racism, gender-based violence, femicide, and all forms of intersectional discrimination.

“I will no longer except the things I cannot change, I change the things I cannot except.”

-Angela Davis

See you today at 2pm at Unter den Linden 78,. 10117 Berlin

In solidarity,
BIWOC* Rising Team 💘

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