Women’s History Month gives us the opportunity to share some of the History about the wonderful women who have influenced our lives and made a difference for each of us.  And if you have a Facebook account, you are also welcome to join with many others, who are gathering in solidarity to honor the women in our nation.  They are working to bring attention to the fact that America’s women are our mother’s, sister’s and wives; and when we are protected and treated with care that quickly multiplies into a grand sum for each of our family’s lives.

The protections and human rights that have been put into place and honored for generations are the bed-rock of the foundation of our nation.  These American Policy’s that we have carefully shaped and developed have become symbols of our country.  A representation and reflection that we are so proud of that we have spent years of our lives and billions of dollars advocating that other citizens and leaders in foreign nations adopt similar Policy’s for their women in their own cultures. 

We have found that when women are free to develop and express their talents, share their insights, and apply their knowledge and activate in the business market, countries are uplifted in numerous ways.

During March, we have the opportunity to join in solidarity and formally recommit ourselves to ensuring that these cherished American Policy’s that our own relatives spent so many years standing up for and developing are respected and maintained.  And during the months ahead, adopting as our own, our elder’s pledge to increase women’s equality, rights and protections, we have the ability to make certain that the promises from our public and citizen elected leaders are kept.  And in doing this, we further advance and strengthen these profound goals and assure that they are available and securely in place for our daughters and the next generation of wives, sister’s and mother’s.

Combining our efforts to form a consolidated history of our modern-day women’s adventures, commitments, and achievements provides for our daughters a vast reference of universal experience that they too can recognize as their own.

And each of us is included and assists in strengthening our voice, when we share a story about a woman that we know who has given from the heart.

By Suellis Kelley