strength of a woman

 
It's International Women's Day and I saw it fit to share with you all an article I saw online recently.

The article is a compilation done based on investigations about women around the world. Pretty much in a nutshell, they highlighted some of the best places for women in various fields and all that jazz.

Read the article here: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/politics/revealed-the-best-and-worst-places-to-be-a-woman-7534794.html

I smiled when reading the article because it revealed to me just how things have changed for women in various societies considering that at one point women had no voice and were limited to specific locations, professions, and opportunities overall.

*yay*

Kudos to all the beautiful women around the world who are challenging the norm and making their way into arenas that are male dominated or have been limited/non-existent in previous years.

Special mention to the Caribbean ladies who live in the best place to be a journalist; and the Jamaican ladies who live in the best place to get high-skilled jobs.

I'm glad to know that women around the world are making a place for themselves.

Let's keep the ball rolling ladies!

(And for all the men who are saying 'what about us' there is an International Men's day in November....)