The important work of Queen Monareng has been featured here before. Her organization, Botjha Ke Palesa, helps create awareness in South Africa about teen pregnancy and its underlying causes, such as alcohol abuse, gang culture, and unemployment. Given the developments of 2020 and the global pandemic, we thought it would
The long history of New Zealand explains how, even today, the country is the world’s leader in women’s suffrage. By as early as 1893, New Zealand granted all women the right to vote – and by 1919, it allowed women to be elected to parliament. Through a combination of small
For over a century, every four years, the Olympics brings the world together to celebrate the athletic capabilities of humankind. In events including track and field, gymnastics, swimming, tennis, weightlifting, and more, women continue to play their part in setting world records. With the “2020” Olympic Games coming up in
The history of motion-pictures dates back to the late 1800’s where the first film was only 2.11 seconds in length – a pivotal moment for the world as only a few decades later, motion-pictures showed full stories and by 1939 viewers were wowed in Technicolor with legendary movies like The
