Camilla Duchess of Cornwall hosts International Women's Day Reception

The video celebrates International Women's Day at Clarence House, highlighting the history and progress of women's rights. It mentions the first observance in 1930, Sylvia Pankhurst's activism, and milestones like voting rights, equal education, and equal pay. Despite progress, challenges remain, with a projected 135 years needed to close the gender gap. The video acknowledges the efforts of both women and men in advancing gender equality and thanks leaders for their contributions.

What humorous remark did the speaker make about their alter ego?

• Their alter ego is a historical figure.

• Their alter ego is a fictional character from a book.

• Their alter ego is ready to take over if needed.

• Their alter ego is a famous celebrity.

When was International Women's Day first observed?

• 1980

• 1970

• 1930

• 1944

Who was arrested in 1931 for advocating women's voting rights?

• Emmeline Pankhurst

• Sylvia Pankhurst

• Clara Zetkin

• Rosa Luxemburg

Which year was the right to equal education achieved?

• 1970

• 1944

• 1980

• 1930

How many years might it take to close the gender gap at the current rate?

• 50 years

• 100 years

• 135 years

• 200 years