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What It’s Like Being a Pashtun Woman on Social Media – Story 4: when men send you porn to try to silence you
Continuing our series on Pashtun women’s experiences with social media / what it’s like being a Pashtun woman on good ol’ internet. (The other stories are linked at the bottom of this post. PLEASE read the Introduction to the series … Continue reading
Posted in Death to patriarchy, gender, I can't believe this needs to be said out loud, Just stop, Pashtun Leaders, Pashtuns, social justice, stop using the word shame, why we need feminism, your face is haraam
Tagged being a Pashtun girl on social media, death to patriarchy, feminist choices, Pashtun women, Pashtun Women Leaders, why we need feminism
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What It’s Like Being a Pashtun Woman on Social Media – Story 2: indecent exposures, demands for massages, and orders to be quiet
Ramadhan mubarak, everyone 🙂 I hope you’re all having a wonderful and spiritually enlightening month! God be our Light, always, aameen! This morning, when I checked my Facebook, I was greeted by an incredibly unsettling and disgusting message from someone … Continue reading
Pashtun Personality of the Week: Samar Minallah Khan – anthropologist and human rights activist
Pasting the following brief intro to Samar Minallah from my old blog: Continuing our discussion on Pashtun leaders, both past and contemporary, we present to you – – – Samar Minallah. I’ve been meaning to write about her for over … Continue reading
Pashtun Personality of the Week: Bushra Gohar – A Remarkable Leading Politician
The following is being pasted from my old blog; click here for a discussion on the post. And at last, we continue on with our Pashtun leaders series … I’m going to stop apologizing for the delays in being consistent … Continue reading
