A coat of paint and Sorkunde Forges style as a detour to the March 8, the day chosen by the UN to commemorate the historical and contemporary struggle of women for their participation in society on an equal footing with men and integral development as a person. One day they are every day but, in particular, is a March 8 because it recalls the March 8, 1908, when a group of women from the Cotton Textile Factory in New York went on strike for their miserable working conditions . They asked to have the same wages as men, resting on Sundays and reduce their journey. The owner of the factory not only did not accept the terms of the strike but the factory burned women occupying. 146 women were burned to death.
In 1910 the international conference of socialist women in Copenhagen meeting held on 8 March as International Day of Working Women. The proposal made Clara Zetkin, who belonged to the union of garment workers and knew the history of American women. Today we have to keep learning.
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