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Saturday, July 16, 2011

No revolution for Egyptian women - Marwa Rakha

No revolution for Egyptian women - Marwa Rakha

Now the revolution is over and everything is back to normal. Attitudes towards women have not been affected by the historic victory. After the revolution, how many girls decided to move out of their family homes and become fully independent? How many abused women ‘revolted’ against their abusive/negligent husbands? How many more women decided to pursue further education? How many additional women decided to join the workforce? How many men were able to link their personal revolution against a dictator in power and a potential revolution at home from their wives?


Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Marwa Rakha Interviewed: Egypt: Hopes of Sexual Revolution Dim – By Khaled Diab - Marwa Rakha

Marwa Rakha Interviewed: Egypt: Hopes of Sexual Revolution Dim – By Khaled Diab - Marwa Rakha

“Change will only happen,” Rakha said, “when women have more faith in themselves, get a better education, have goals and interests other than men, and become more involved in the community.”
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