The DNC convention and its aftermath were accompanied by the usual establishment ‘girl power’ posturing in which the elevation of political and corporate players who happen to be women (whatever those are anyway) is treated as an accomplishment for all women. Or as Hillary Clinton put it, the hardest glass ceiling
While the DNC was wrapping up its faux feminist coronation of Kamala, the Taliban had wrapped their celebration of the defeat of America and the Afghanistan government with a parade of military hardware stolen from us which was then capped with a proclamation banning women from speaking in public.
Or looking a man in the eye.
Taliban leaders in Afghanistan have ordered fresh limitations on women, forbidding them from singing, reciting poetry or speaking aloud in public and mandating them to keep their faces and bodies covered at all times.
Women also are not allowed to look at men they are not related to by blood or marriage and vice versa.
Another article prohibits playing music in public transport, the travel of female passengers unless accompanied by a male guardian, and the mingling of unrelated men and women. […]
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