A whole lot of women went on strike Wednesday.
From media companies in the United States to childcare centers in Australia, women around the world took the day off to make a statement.
Plenty of men are tweeting about what it's like being surrounded by a bunch of empty rooms and desks.
In other words, they are noticing that, yes, women really do run the world.
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It was just a little over a month ago that organizers of the Women's March -- which drew millions to protest Donald Trump's inauguration -- announced they would be organizing a general strike on March 8, International Women's Day.
The cause? A fight for much-needed wage equality, an end to violence against women, and a general pursuit of fair rights.
Some businesses and nonprofits were proud to share just how impacted their workplaces were by the strikes.
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Media sites like Bustle and New York Magazine's The Cut aren't publishing any new content for a full 24 hours, while a number of companies tweeted they would be closed for the day.
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Working women have risen up. And the world has taken note.
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