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To Chose Or Not To Chose Is Not The Question: Either You Choose Or You Don’t by Sarit Abisror, USA

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Writing about gender equality? Of course! But I had no clue where to begin due to the fact that there is really no such thing as “gender equality” – men and women are fashioned differently. To me that is a distilled truth that cannot be modified. The truth is that we are unequal in far […]
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Say “NO” to gender equality ! by Mohamed Abubaker, Sudan

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If I believed in magic, I would have described women as extraordinary magical creatures, capable of doing extraordinary things that I, as a member of the opposite gender, find impossible and beyond my physical, intellectual & emotional abilities . It’s easy to point out that life, the greatest mystery of all, happens inside a woman’s […]
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The Tunisian Woman: Another Arab Woman? Part 2 by Rahma Sghaier, Tunisia

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I’ve just got back from a Human Rights Summer Camp with Amnesty International in my hometown Chebba (Tunisia) and you know what? I am not the same person as when I started. Have you ever asked yourself: “How much do I really know about my country?” “Is my way of seeing things realistic?” Well, I […]
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Will Feminism’s Rebirth Come from the Arab World?

Author: Sahar Amarir, Morocco
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Depending on time and space, saying “feminism” and “Arab world” in the same sentence will get you only reactions of laughter, unless you mean they are incompatible – in which cases you’ll get zealous nods. But prejudices hardly dictate the unexpected thread of history running before our eyes, and neither will they guide us to […]
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“You Are What a Feminist Looks Like”

Author: Nimrod Ben Zeev, Israel
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The first time I was ever asked the question, “So, are you a feminist?” was when I was 26 years old. The mild state of shock, which I entered following it, was induced by the fact that I simply didn’t know what to answer. I had never thought of myself in such terms before. Having […]
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