Queen Elizabeth an empowered woman who with her example contributed to female equality

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On September 8 of this year, a super sad news succumbed not only to the inhabitants of the United Kingdom, but also to the rest of humanity who knew the history of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, a brave person who, regardless of her female sex, fought for guiding her country, she was a woman who, even in her time, marked a tendency given that from a very young age she had to become familiar with the duties and responsibility of learning, because at some point she would have to take charge of her country, a moment that It arrived very quickly because, at only approximately 25 years old, she was crowned specifically in 1953, a year after her father died, for this reason she is admirable, given that she was a brave woman who did not fear or hesitate to become the sovereign of her country, a woman who undoubtedly inspires.

The queen was a lady who, thanks to her longevity, was able to be a spectator of great changes and events in the world, and of course she is the protagonist of some given that stability was a great contribution that she made to her country, needless to say, but it was a supremely intelligent woman who managed to get her country afloat, especially at that time after the world war of the crisis that everyone was going through, leading this and the other nations under her charge to test stability, her long reign of more than 60 years It should be noted that it surpassed that of Queen Victoria, her great-great-grandmother, now well, resuming its strength, it was excessive since at that time what stood out about the United Kingdom was that it was very conservative and traditionalist, where the highest positions of power were held by men. , we have known that equality has been promoted for many many years but life as we know it today was totally another face back then when the queen was crowned either.

A woman who knew her responsibilities, brave for never trying to evade them, a person who comments that since she was a child and in her upbringing her parents instilled in her love and service towards others, especially towards her people, a job that many only thought was for men, that women would not measure up, it is widely rumored that she thought that because she was her father's daughter, that is, the king, a man with great power and influence would be respected, but according to rumors, the queen in her early years had to deal with experiences and emotions that fortunately did not give them so much importance and did not succumb to the wishes of many, which were obviously for her to give up even when she had to go through very complicated situations, although given the time in which she was born and raised she He says that he was very traditional, but in his heart there was only room for love of service.

A woman who shows us that the strength and power that lives within us women is supremely strong and unbreakable, that we can handle any life situation that comes our way, that every day we must strive to learn and evolve because, as the famous Socrates "Education is the lighting of a flame, not the filling of a container" to evolve as women as well as men and of course children it is necessary to nurture ourselves from knowledge, because to advance we will need it to do things well way, a woman who also shows us that the word GIVE UP should never be in our dictionary, we must suppress it and replace it with YES I CAN, because we are as powerful as the others, we are powerful that we can conquer any objective that we set for ourselves as long as we design a plan and of course we give up.

This September we say goodbye to a social, popular and powerful icon in the world, Queen Elizabeth II will leave a great indelible mark, which will even serve as an example due to all her tenacity and strength for leading her kingdom and nation to always become better! , in evolving, in always winning battles, her strength was what distinguished her the most, because she never said NO to a challenge, RIP!

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