'Which white man high in power' is responsible for International Women's Day on the same day as DST?

So, it turns out that International Women’s Day and Daylight Savings Time are on the same day this year, which has led to quite a few hilarious tweets — some sarcastic, some serious — on the coincidence.

Check it out:

https://twitter.com/LibertarianSass/status/574700297064329217

https://twitter.com/nelsonat0r/status/574610850956214272

Would that be Ben Franklin?

https://twitter.com/VeryRudeTweets/status/574743824355954689

https://twitter.com/zshah96/status/574735694469312513

Happy International Women's Day! Celebrate by nervously anticipating your work week and feeling robbed of an hour by Daylight Savings Time.

— Tim Myers (@tmyers613) March 9, 2015

Note how U.S.-centric all these women are on International Women’s Day. Don’t they know that DST happens on different days around the globe?

https://twitter.com/battsman135/status/574717510613774336

OK OK so International women's day and daylight savings so we only get a 23 hour day not a full 24 I SEE WHATS HAPPENING HERE

— Cam (@cammakid) March 8, 2015

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Yes. That’s EXACTLY what’s happening here.

International Women's Day and Daylight Savings Time, because women can't even get 24 hours. #IWD

— Geneviève Lyons (@genevievelyons) March 8, 2015

Hahaha for daylight savings time we lost an hour of the day, and of course it's international women's day #SMH

— Reagy Weagy (@Reagan_Bush) March 8, 2015

And we’ll end it with this. Maybe Uncle Joe will make it all better?

https://twitter.com/michaeljnelson/status/574750809218486272

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