Eight feminists: I don't apologize for my ambitions.

March, it is gentle, it is energetic, but also full of negative power of the month.

On March 8, 1908, 15,000 women took to the streets, chanting "bread and roses" - we want the right to vote, we want to raise wages, we want equality, we want an ideal life. More than a hundred years later, the world with their own tenacity, breaking through the social framework of the restrictions on women.

Share with you eight beautiful and powerful feminist sayings, let us in the pursuit of gender equality, we can always feel full of strength, we are not alone.

Miley Cyrus: We're fearless.

I feel like I'm one of the biggest feminists in the world because I tell women to not be scared of anything.
I feel like I'm the most outspoken feminist because I tell women to be fearless.

In an interview with the BBC, Miley Sheila referred to public criticism of her dress and sensational performances at wrecking Ball MV. She says there is always a double standard for male and female body nudity. She doesn't care about the controversy over acting because she knows she's a "good person" and encourages girls to be brave. (Recommended Reading: What do you see about me except to show your chest?) Miley is still the country girl who just wants to be her own.

Beyonce Beyonce: We lead our lives.

We need to reshape our own perception of how we view ourselves. We have to step up as women and take the lead.
We have to reshape the way we look at ourselves, as women, we have to stand up and lead our lives.

Beyonce's musical history is exactly a feminist history from 2000's Independent Women Pt. Beyonce has been a musical supporter of women in the form of I, Single Ladies in 2008 and Run The World in 2011. As a woman, we are often limited by society's own development, and many times, we are bound by these norms. But take care of him? The rules in the end who set, as a woman, I want to become what kind of self, should I decide. (Recommended reading: Beyonce: "Women can accomplish anything, including yourself")

Chimamanda Ngez Adichie Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: We should all be feminists.

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We Should All Be Feminists.
We should all be feminists.

Chimamanda Nguez Adichie, a Nigerian writer, points out from her own female experience the misconceptions about feminists, such as that women who support feminism are unhappy people who can't find their husbands, and that women hate men, don't wear high heels, don't rub lipstick, and are ferocious people. She wanted to emphasize that feminism was a human right, that it sought equality between all genders, and that when we all became feminists, the world would be a better place. (Recommended reading: Nigerian writer Adichie: "I'm a feminist because we deserve a more just world")

Megan Markle Meghan Markle: We have a say.

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Women don't need to find a voice - we have a voice.
Women don't need to find their voice, we have a voice of our own.

Megan Markle, who spoke about women's rights at a forum at the charity Royal Foundation, believes that women don't need to find their voice because women have a voice, and what we need to do is create an equal environment in which women can exercise their voice. (Recommended read:"Goodyeel Lady" isn't just Prince Harry's fiancee! Megan Markle: I'm confident, I'm a feminist)

John Legend: Be a feminist and make the world a better place.

All men should be be feminists. If men care about women's rights, the world will be a better place.
Men should be feminists, and the world would be a better place if men were more interested in women's rights.

John Legend grew up taught by his mother and taught himself at home, so he thought he could achieve what he did today because of his mother's strength and inspiration. He deeply believed that when men could listen, try to understand, and care about women's rights, society would be able to move in a more equal direction.

Reese Witherspoon: We need courage to live.

I don't know a woman alive who isn't courageous.
I don't know any woman in this world who doesn't have the courage.

Reese Witherspoon revealed in 2017 that she had been sexually assaulted by a director at the age of 16, but was forced to remain silent in order to keep her job. It led her to discover that many women had the same experience, and with the rise of the #MeToo movement, she decided to start with her own experiences and encourage more women to come forward and tell the truth.

Madonna: I know what I want.

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I'm tough. I'm adity, and i know exactly what I want. If the makes me a , okay .
I'm strong and ambitious, and I know what I want. If that's called, okay, I am.

Madonna, who has been denedicence as the queen of pop, has been pushing the boundaries of secular taboos and pushing the limits of music ever since her outing, and she uses her music to encourage all girls to break the traditional framework. Wanyu skill is called a woman? Wrong, women can be full of ambition, can have their own pursuit, more able to show their intentions.

Tom Hiddleston: Women, very powerful.

the perseid of the women. My mother, my sisters (they) are strong. My mum is a strong woman and i love her for it.
I believe that women are full of wisdom, courage and sharpness. My mother and sister are so strong, I love my mother's strength.

Tom Hiddleston saw from his mother and sister how he was flexible and strong as a woman, and his ups and downs were deeply influenced by his family. Tom Hiddleston has also spoken out about being a feminist on several occasions, and has expressed support for Emma Watson's #HeForShe equal rights movement on Twitter.

Embrace yourself as a woman with open hands and move forward with these eight feminist gold sentences, and in 2019, please believe in how happy and proud you are to be a woman.

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