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900 Sign Petition for Women's Rights Over Profiteering Site

3/16/2026

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More than 900 individuals signed an open letter urging the owners of internationalwomensday.com to either support women's rights or relinquish control.
The letter accuses the site of profiting from the International Women’s Day movement while neglecting core issues.
Critics, including diversity advocate Mo Kanjilal, argue that the site trivializes serious women's rights concerns through vague themes and corporate partnerships.
Signatories demand transparency about the website's funding and its impact on women's causes.

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More than 900 individuals signed an open letter urging the owners of internationalwomensday.com to either support women's rights or relinquish control.
The letter accuses the site of profiting from the International Women’s Day movement while neglecting core issues.
Critics, including diversity advocate Mo Kanjilal, argue that the site trivializes serious women's rights concerns through vague themes and corporate partnerships.
Signatories demand transparency about the website's funding and its impact on women's causes.