Matriarchy
How lucky are we to live in the 21st century, when the number of women even exceeds the number of men getting high education? Born 150 years ago, when women didn’t even have the
Matriarchy
right to work or vote, Marie Skłodowska Curie is still the only female scientist many people can name. This remarkable woman created “radioactivity”: even the word was invented by her, won a Nobel Prize, was the first female professor at University of Paris and was the first PERSON to win a second Nobel Prize. This woman is the inspiration for us all to fight tirelessly and reach our greatest goals.
tonever live heard in the 21st century, the If you think How politicslucky are for are men, we you’ve of Margaret Thatcher.when As the first number of women even exceeds the number of men getting high education? Born 150 years ago, when disharmony and economic recession which defined her legacy. women didn’t even have the right to work or vote, “I don’t work, I’m a princess”, this phrase died the second ouronly beloved Diana became Princess Marie Skłodowska Curie is still the female scientist many people caninname. remarkable of Wales. This women wasn’t only about looks, fact, sheThis attracted the media’s attention by her created “radioactivity”: even the word was charity workwoman for sick children, by banning of landmines and raising awareness about HIV/AIDS invented by her, won a Nobel Prize, was the first and even mental illness and body image. Diana taught us to stand for ourselves and become female professor at University of Paris and was the first outspoken confident women. PERSON to win a second Nobel Prize. This woman is the All these women changed the eachto in fight their own way. Therefore, just remember inspiration forworld us all tirelessly and reach our to reach for the stars and keep going forward because no one can beat the person who never gives up. greatest goals. Britain’s female prime minister, she saved her country in an unsettled time of political
If you think politics are for men, you’ve never heard of Margaret Thatcher. As the first Britain’s female prime minister, she saved her country in an unsettled time of political disharmony and economic recession which defined her legacy.
“I don’t work, I’m a princess”, this phrase died the second our beloved Diana became Princess of Wales. This woman wasn’t only about looks, in fact, she attracted the media’s attention by her charity work for sick children, by banning of landmines and raising awareness about HIV/AIDS and even mental illness and body image. Diana taught us to stand for ourselves and become outspoken confident women. All these women changed the world each in their own way. Therefore, just remember to reach for the stars and keep going forward because no one can beat the person who never gives up.
Rita Hlal Professional Third Year Pharmacy Student Lebanese American University
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