Soldier Girl Playlist

Here is a timely playlist to celebrate National Women's Day 2022 and the female resistance in Ukraine.

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(Photo of armed women in World War II, who represent just some of the women who worked as spies, armed the French Resistance, sabotaged the Nazis, and helped to make the Normandy invasion possible.)

Happy International Women’s Day! I know it feels like there is not much to celebrate this year, given the recent attack on Ukraine, but I would argue this is a time when celebration is the most necessary. This is a playlist dedicated to all of the ladies; especially the ones who fight every day just to stay alive, or feed their families, or help others.

I will be easing back into the SHERO posting schedule after some lingering health issues relating to my long-Covid journey. I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your ongoing support and encouragement and for sticking with me while I heal. My next post will be the Sunday Recap this weekend and I am hoping to resume my full schedule as soon as possible.

While you might not feel like it, do something to celebrate today, you deserve it. ✊🏻❤️

You can download my Soldier Girl playlist from iTunes here. Enjoy!

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Amee Vanderpool writes the SHERO Newsletter and is an attorney, published author, contributor to newspapers and magazines, and analyst for BBC radio. She can be reached at avanderpool@gmail.com or follow her on Twitter @girlsreallyrule.

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