International Women's Day is celebrated on Tuesday, March 8.
The event, born in the United States in 1909, became an official day in France in 1982, under the government of François Mitterrand, recalls
Le Point
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For this day, Google wanted to celebrate all the women on its doodle of the day via an animated slideshow.
Cultures from all over the world are highlighted, as are the different activities: women working at home taking care of children, women doctors, mechanics, gardeners… details the blog
Nouvelles Technologies
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Today's animated slideshow #InternationalWomensDay #GoogleDoodle transports us around the 🌎 to give a glimpse of women's everyday lives—all connected by the thread of how they show up for themselves, their families, & their communities #IWD → https://t.co /ze4eqYM0oO pic.twitter.com/lbIAD5RZFl
— Google Doodles (@GoogleDoodles) March 8, 2022
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Break down prejudices
This doodle was illustrated by Thoka Maer, the art director of this segment of Google.
She explained the pandemic had made life complicated, especially for women.
“The reality of the past two years has forced women to change direction, adjust their priorities and make sacrifices to be there for those in need,” says Thoka Maer.
"I want all women to be able to truly choose the lives they want to live... and receive all the respect they deserve."—@thokamaer, 🎨 artist of today's #IWD #GoogleDoodle
Check out the full animated slideshow here → https ://t.co/ze4eqYup0e pic.twitter.com/PPwObC3zqW
— Google Doodles (@GoogleDoodles) March 8, 2022
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Through this doodle, the artistic director hopes that women around the world will feel valued.
The highlighting of Google is also linked to the theme of this day for 2022: "Break the bias", aimed at combating gender stereotypes.
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