March 8 officially designated as ‘International Women's Day’
Sen. Hinchey (D-41) regards this legislation as a significant step toward recognizing women's contributions and advancing gender equality.
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3ds agoState Sen. Michelle Hinchey's bill to designate March 8 as "International Women's Day" has been signed into law.
Sen. Hinchey (D-41) regards this legislation as a significant step toward recognizing women's contributions and advancing gender equality.
