By A. Snowden-62 – CCB Editorial Staff
Editor’s Note: This poem was written by A. Snowden in honor of Women’s History Month. The poem was read in its entirety on the live Friday, “At Conwell We Are On!” Zoom show on 3/31/23.
Better Late Than Never
We celebrate women today
Because back then, they weren’t celebrated in any way
They were treated unfairly, different from men
They did so much, but then …
They still were treated unequally, it wasn’t fair!
So, they marched and marched, as they dare
People saw the issue and sought help
They kept marching … and, welp …
The women were free to do whatever
But til this day, women are still under the weather
They are still paid little, more about
Someone has to do something, this isn’t allowed!
But as I always say, you’ll see one day
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
Posted by CCB Staff
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This poignant poem reflects the ongoing struggle for women’s rights and the continued fight for equality in all areas of society. Thank you for reminding us of the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for what is right. May we all continue to work towards a future where every individual, regardless of gender, is treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.
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