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Size six: The Western women’s harem by Fatema Mernissi
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chaudry
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17/Nov/2012
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Fatema Mernissi was born in a harem, but her female counterparts in the West suffer an even harsher fate. An eye-opening new perspective on gender roles and the male-domination of the multi-billion dollar fashion industry.‘I was born in a harem.’ That sentence marked the beginning of Fatema Mernissi’s first book. In the West, it provokes a smile, but Mernissi herself finds it hard to appreciate
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Natural Born Killers by Mark Glenn
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Posted By:
chaudry
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16/Nov/2012
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As soon as the slaughter began, I avoided it–meaning the internet–like the plague. I had already been through it before–a thousand times at least–and knew if I was to keep what little sanity I had left I simply could not do it, meaning looking at the photos, and particularly those of innocent kids being shot and blown to pieces.It’s not that I’m the typical callous, stupid American who would rathe
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For Obama, a second chance in South Asia by Shuja Nawaz
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Posted By:
chaudry
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9/Nov/2012
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With a second term assured, President Barack Obama has a shot at making a huge difference in greater South Asia, an opportunity that he failed to take in his first term. This may now be the time for a new hyphenation across the map of that critical part of the globe: bringing together a string of countries ranging from Iran, through Afghanistan, Pakistan and India to Bangladesh. For this may be
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