03-06-2020, 07:11 PM
Sunday, March 8, is International Women's Day.
This year, in much but not all of North America, it's also the day we shift to Daylight Savings Time.
Which means that, in these places, this year women get approximately 4.2% less commemoration than other identifiable groups do.
(Actually, it isn't accurate. The gender gap is usually much wider than that.)
This year, in much but not all of North America, it's also the day we shift to Daylight Savings Time.
Which means that, in these places, this year women get approximately 4.2% less commemoration than other identifiable groups do.
(Actually, it isn't accurate. The gender gap is usually much wider than that.)