Abbie Chatfield gets applause for her post on International Women’s Day as she slams morning tea events ‘hosted by male CEOs’ that ‘aren’t changing the gender pay gap’

Abbie Chatfield has been applauded for criticizing the useless International Women’s Day morning tea events.

The 28-year-old reposted a lengthy post she had first shared on Instagram two years ago, calling out events “hosted by male CEOs” that “are not changing the gender pay gap.”

She shared the post on her Instagram Story and wrote, “I still feel the same as I did two years ago.”

Many fans praised Abbie’s heartfelt post, with one person writing: “Couldn’t have said it better!”

Another simply added an emoji of two hands clapping, while another said: ‘This! Absolutely well said.”

In the post, Abbie acknowledged that while there is “a HUGE amount of work to do” when it comes to women’s rights, she feels that many of the celebrations are performative.

‘I’ve always found it difficult to get excited about attending a morning tea organized BY women FOR women, and having the same women clean up, ordered by male CEOs to “do something nice for the office”, as if the emotional labor they “strive to making morning tea doesn’t go against the idea of ​​celebrating,” he ranted.

‘As if women aren’t expected to constantly throw office parties for free, just because “women do it better!!!” (We call this “armed incompetence.”)’

He added that celebrations don’t matter “if there are no tangible changes in our daily lives.”

Abbie went on to explain the history of International Women’s Day and insisted that “women are still fighting for this equality.”

He said “there are still leaps and bounds to go” and added that “a cupcake won’t help.”

The reality TV star then described what she thinks International Women’s Day should be about.

‘I don’t want the damn CEO getting a pat on the back for gathering everyone in the kitchen for morning tea, hosted by his female staff, to say “thanks for all the hard work ladies!!!” !!”. to then return to his office, where women are paid less and harassed more,” he continued.

And he concluded: ‘We need real education that reaches those who do not want to listen. We don’t need a damn cupcake.