September 19

 ### September 19: Key Events, Observances, and Notable Birthdays


#### 1. **Significant Events**

   - **New Zealand Becomes the First Country to Grant Women the Right to Vote (1893)**: On September 19, 1893, **New Zealand** became the first self-governing country in the world to grant women the right to vote in parliamentary elections. This landmark moment in the global women's suffrage movement was led by activists such as **Kate Sheppard**.

   - **The U.S. House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) Established (1945)**: The HUAC was created to investigate alleged disloyalty and subversive activities by private citizens, public employees, and organizations suspected of having Communist ties during the early years of the Cold War.


#### 2. **Observances**

   - **International Talk Like a Pirate Day**: Created as a fun and humorous holiday in 1995 by John Baur and Mark Summers, this day encourages people worldwide to talk in pirate slang and embrace a light-hearted spirit. It has gained global popularity, especially online, where people share pirate-themed jokes and activities.

   - **National Butterscotch Pudding Day (U.S.)**: A day dedicated to celebrating the sweet and creamy dessert, butterscotch pudding. It’s an occasion for dessert lovers to indulge in this classic treat.


#### 3. **Notable Birthdays**

   - **William Golding (1911)**: The British novelist, best known for his novel *Lord of the Flies*, was born on September 19. Golding’s works often explored the darker aspects of human nature, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1983.

   - **Jeremy Irons (1948)**: The British actor, known for his work in films like *The Lion King*, *Die Hard with a Vengeance*, and *Reversal of Fortune*, celebrates his birthday on this day. Irons is recognized for his distinctive voice and wide range of performances.

   - **Jimmy Fallon (1974)**: The American comedian, actor, and host of *The Tonight Show*, was born on September 19. Fallon gained fame for his comedic talent on *Saturday Night Live* before transitioning into a successful career as a late-night talk show host.


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- Pratik Kamble

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