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Somehow, we can’t just be women

September 16, 2013 | Hadeel El Deeb 7

One of the things that drive me crazy in our culture is how a female is either given the approved option of living with her parents or with a husband; while having a life of her own in a house … Read More

Who Says Women Need to Be Ladylike Anyway?

May 15, 2013 | Alaa Hijazi

In an ever-evolving world, I find it a little hard to grasp stereotypical gender role.

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Them Gold Diggers

May 13, 2013 | Ali El Zoghby

Forget romance, interests, companionship; what’s your balance like in the bank?

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Wahabism Is Not My Culture

May 12, 2013 | Nadine El Sayed 18

We always remember the good old days when women used to be able to wear whatever they wanted and not be bothered or harassed on the streets.

But hang on a minute — that was not, actually, too long ago.

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Egyptian Families’ Nightmare: Infertility

May 8, 2013 | Hadeel El Deeb

In a country where virtually every soul you once spoke to asks you whether you ‘got something on the way’ a month after you say your I Do’s, the fear of infertility is only made 10 times worse.

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The Weaker Sex

April 29, 2013 | Nadine El Sayed 1

What’s worse than men thinking we are weaker, is us being brainwashed into believing we are.

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From Cleopatra to Peter Pan; The Loss of Female and Male Qualities

April 29, 2013 | Shaza Mahmoud

The Peter Pan complex of men’s Never Neverland

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This is Why Arab Ladies Are Not Ladylike Anymore

April 21, 2013 | Nadine El Sayed 11

We, Arab women, are left leading a double life, a modern, independent woman who moonlights as Si El Sayed’s Aicha. So forgive us if after a long, stressful day dealing with patriarchal and chauvinistic culture we just do not feel as ladylike and feminine as you hoped we would.

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Inked Ancestors

March 20, 2013 | May El Khishen

Unraveling how and when the art of tattoos first made its way to Egypt.

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