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Fotocrônica: Women’s Words

I saw this on the wall of the Churrascuria near my school. I haven’t been here since last week and this must have been posted by the staff over the weekend. Love it.

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Translation:
“We are smart
We are caring
We are fighters
We are delicate,
beautiful and sensitive.
We are romantic,
sensual, and sincere.

We are women.
We are warriors.

March 8
International Women’s Day”

Happy (belated) International Women’s Day everyone!

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