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It's officially March, which means it's time to celebrate Women's History Month.

Yes, Queen!

We're sure you know at least a few really cool women in history, but even if you don't, we got you covered.

And if Women's History Month isn't enough, read across America Day, really cool women in history, but even if you don't, we got you covered.

And if women's history month isn't enough, read Across America Day is almost here. So get ready, tenors, because March is going to be magnificent.

I'm Bethany Van Delft. It's Tuesday, March 1st, and this is the 10 News.

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Women are amazing. I mean, think about it. We all came from a woman. Why do we need women's history month? Well, throughout history,

women's contributions have been often overlooked, forgotten, or erased. There wasn't equality

between genders and, even still today, women and people of minority genders still don't have

equal opportunities.

We need Women's History Month to encourage equality for all genders.

Here to tell us more about Women's History Month is Tanu's correspondent Sarah Namais.

Imagine for a second, not being able to go to school, earn money, or vote just because you're a girl.

Well, up until the 1900s, this was the reality for women and girls all across the United States.

What?

The view at the time was that a woman was only valuable in her home, caring for her husband

and children and tending to household chores.

But thanks to many incredible women who took a strong stand against inequality, that all began

to change.

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