Ironically, the movie is supposed to be highlighting women’s struggle for freedom and safety, a thing that makes us consider not judging the book by its name.
Surprisingly, the patients were there, they just didn’t know there is such a thing in Egypt, as in a couple of hours she received several phone calls from patients and the media, only then, she decided to go on with the project.
Let’s agree that age and being a woman are the main causes of breast cancer, it’s just like that, but fortunately, we are not handcuffed.
Nadeen Ashraf, founder of the well-known Instagram page Assault Police has bravely made an appearance on IGTV to let people in on what they aim to do and clear out the confusion caused by some circulating rumors. Despite the threats the team behind Assault Police has been receiving, Ashraf confirmed they will keep doing their best to make our country a safer space where consequences follow misconduct. What do you think? View this post...
Who run the world?
It’s about time that Mademoiselles of this age joined hands and were a catalyst in normalizing practices that are granted to men and not to women.
As a curly head myself, I can guarantee that the sun shines brighter, strangers get kinder and the world, in general, seems better when I'm having a good hair day.
What a lot of people seem to not recognize is that it's not a war against Hijab or Burkini.
This movie was like a straightforward call to tell women that they are wit, and that they have whole other options than just the ones they're offered.
Meet Sara Osman, the woman who found a way to empower women using our history.
