Rebecca Jaffe
The Voice Behind Veils.
Men get drafted for war everyday across the world. That leaves woman at home without a choice to not only take care of themselves along with the family, but will try to earn money without getting into trouble from the government. In Afghanistan, tons of woman are on the hunt for well paying jobs that can’t get them stuck in the end. Woman do whatever it takes to keep their own families alive,healthy,and in good hands. “Woman in Kabul risked walking in the streets, a few without being covered in the all-encompassing barques the Taliban had required them to wear.” Woman should not have to hide, sneak, and worry about walking in towns alone just to get groceries, clothes, or any daily necessity. It’s sick,cruel,and an obnoxious way for humans of any gender to live. Regardless the race,gender,or sexuality, people should have the right to live and do what is in the interest of their own selves.
There are people all over the world who hear what goes in other parts of the world, yet don’t try to help put a stop to it. In Afghanistan a girl named Kamila Daiquiri's father got fleeted into war with no say on agreement. That left her alone to taker care of her 5 other siblings. She struggled with the question as to what she can do to help support the family.
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http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2013/05/18/news/foreign/afghanistan-mps-to-debate-law-on-womens-rights/#sthash.kBwXza97.dpufEventually Kamila came up with the idea to become a dressmaker. Her story in The Dressmaker Of Khair Khana written by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, is helping many people see a sign of respect owed out to the ones left behind.
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The Dressmaker of Khair Khana |
Together we can all put a major stop to this problem as a male, female, transgender,gay,straight,or bisexual human being.
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I agree with your opinion that young children shouldn't be struggling to support their family themselves. You helped me feel strongly about women's right but, what can students do to help women in Afghan? Students should have a chance to do something about what they believe in.
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