Women’s History Month: We’re Still Making History, One Friendship at a Time

Hey girlfriend,

Let’s talk about history—our history. The kind written by women who refused to sit on the sidelines. The kind built on whispered dreams, late-night strategy sessions, and the unwavering belief that we rise together. Because if there’s one thing history has taught us, it’s this: women supporting women is the most powerful force there is.

We could talk about the suffragettes who fought for our right to vote, the activists who shattered glass ceilings, and the innovators who reshaped industries. But behind every bold woman making history? There were friendships. Women standing shoulder to shoulder, holding the door open for each other, saying, “We’ve got this.”

And here’s the thing—we are still writing history.

History isn’t just in the books—it’s in us. Every time you support a friend’s dream, invite a new woman into your circle, or show up for someone who needs it—you’re doing exactly what the women before us did. You’re building something bigger than yourself. You’re proving that connection isn’t just about socializing; it’s about power. It’s about making sure no woman walks alone.

We don’t have to be in the history books to be part of the story. We make history when we create space for each other, when we dare to invite someone in, when we build communities where women thrive—not just survive.

So here’s your challenge for Women’s History month:

Let’s honor the women before us by lifting up the women beside us.

• Make an invitation. Send the text. Extend the hand. Invite someone into something that could change both of your lives.

• Amplify another woman. Share her work. Speak her name in rooms where she’s not. Be the friend who hypes her up like it’s your full-time job.

• Support the sisterhood. This is what we do—create spaces where women find support, friendships, and belonging. These connections change lives.

  
  

History isn’t just a thing that happened. It’s happening right now, in every friendship, every act of support, every time we show up for each other. So let’s make history the way we always have—together.

Who’s in? 💛