“I am tired and this ride so lonely this outfit, this smile, are a
uniform armor of cloth and enamel i was not born a soldier sir
i am a poet and poor at war can defend myself but would rather
eat watermelon and watch the sky”— Suheir Hammad
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Muslim women holding placards that read, `we demands special law against rape’ `keep honor of women,’ and others condemn the recent rape of the girl in Delhi. Protesters had tied black bands on their heads to observe ‘black day.’ [Source]
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What She Wore, 2013 (Nouf Alhimiary)
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“Fashion of the Veil” - HK Zamani
Hocine Hassina remembers family members who disappeared during the Paris massacre of 1961, as she stands next to the Saint Michel Bridge by the Seine river in Paris. (Photo: Reuters)
The Paris massacre occured on october 17, 1961. As Algeria’s battle for independence spilled into France, Paris police chief Maurice Papon ordered police to crack down on thousands of Algerian protesters who defied a curfew. At least 300 algerians were killed (bodies were later pulled from the River Seine)
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Muslim Magical Girl
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