A mural of Huntara from Netflix's 'She-Ra and the Princesses of Power' in Dublin's Grand Canal area painted by Irish artist Emmalene Blake for International Women's Day in 2021. Photograph: Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images
It’s International Women’s Day. But you probably already gathered that from the sound of women whooping in delight and joy. Assuming, that is, you were invited to some corporate event marking the occasion. One which likely featured magnificent high-achieving, glass-ceiling-breaking women who should of course be celebrated, because it’s no mean feat becoming one of those in a largely patriarchal society.
But what about all the other women?
The essential cogs in society’s wheels. Those without a platform or a sexy title.
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