President Trump proclaims March the month of the history of women

Following a tradition dating from 1987, President Donald Trump proclaimed the month of March as the month of the history of women.

In the proclamation Signed on Thursday, the president says that «every day, without fame or fanfare, women inspire, support and strengthen their families, communities and our country» and that the month of the history of women presents a great opportunity to celebrate the tremendous impact that women continue to have in our nation. «

«The First Lady and I honor American women of all generations and all origins that have been fundamental for our prosperity and productivity, and who have left an indelible brand in the soul and beat of the heart of our nation,» said President Trump.

He also acknowledged the «the brilliant and talented pioneers of my administration», noting that «they are leaders in business, experts in foreign and interior policy, national security authorities, great legal minds, as well as dedicated public officials that put the US people first.»

He said that his government «will no longer promote radical ideologies that replace women with men in spaces and opportunities designed for women» and that instead, the administration will safeguard the great US values ​​of the family, truth, well -being and freedom. «

“By fulfilling my promise to protect women and girls from gender extremism, we have returned common sense to society. And most Americans, almost 80 percent, support me, ”said the president.

In 1987, Congress approved Public Law 100-9, which designated the month of March as the «month of the history of women.» Between 1988 and 1994, Congress approved additional resolutions that requested and authorized the President to proclaim the month of March of each year as the month of the history of women.

Since 1995, each president has issued annual proclamations that designate the month of March as the «month of the history of women.»