International Women’s Day: A song to Iranian and Afghani women

There are all sorts of women in life.

All of them are to be celebrated today from our ancestors, to mothers… all the way to our daughters and grand-daughters.

Some women among us struggle more than others because of sexual exploitation, violence, extreme poverty, etc.

Some GREAT women are the reason why we are where are now in our societies (even if we can and must always aim for better…).

Some contemporary women sadly confuse equality of opportunities with hate of men (selective hate even).

However, all of the women mentioned above, in their own ways, have dreamed of a better world for all of us, despite their different convictions or approaches. For this, thanks to to everyone. May we just know how to be more empathetic to truly be in solidarity.

All this being said, with all due respect to all the women of the world, including Bambi’s fellow ones in North America and in her birth country, today she would like to offer a song to the Iranian and Afghani women, along with all the supportive men. On this March 8, 2023, they are a living lesson to all of us in terms of aspirations for freedom. Bravo and thanks to all of them, including those who are in heaven due to their fight. May their memory be eternal…

2 thoughts on “International Women’s Day: A song to Iranian and Afghani women”

  1. Thank you, [Bambi]. Women in Iran used to have a much better life 44 years ago..at least they had what they are now fighting for it..sadly many Iranians took it for granted and allowed some western countries to destroy their country and remove their rights and resources by assigning Khomeini as a leader of the country.
    This may not seem to matter to many people around us these days. But my advice to everyone is not to take anything for granted. Iranians did and for 44 years they are paying for that.

    1. Thank you Azi for your VERY wise piece of advice, sadly based on the Iranian tragedy… “Merci” (in Farsi now, not French) for enriching Bambi’s blog with your thoughtful comment. More power to the Iranian women. More respect and love too.

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