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  • In 2017 the Political is Personal

    Posted by F. Azadi on 8 Mar 201714 Mar 2022

    ‘A revolution in consciousness is an empty high without a revolution in the distribution of power.’ – Abbie Hoffman I first came across the political whirlwind that was Abbie Hoffman whilst a new activist in …

    Feminism, gender, intersectionality, Iran, Islam, NoBorders, subaltern feminism, Transnational, United States, Women
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  • Strike! for Repeal

    Posted by F. Azadi on 1 Feb 201722 Jun 2020

    The Strike 4 Repeal movement urged the public to support the movement on social media. “We have the support of thousands of people in Ireland and the world and the media attention continues to embarrass …

    Abortion, Feminism, gender, kurdistan, Transnational, turkey
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  • Neoliberalism, Feminism and Afghanistan

    Posted by F. Azadi on 15 Apr 20161 Feb 2017

    Maxine Molyneux (2008) discussing neoliberal trends in feminist social policy in Latin America argues that the term ‘neoliberalism’ has become so profuse it had lost a sense of any specific meaning. In their essay Introduction: …

    Academic, Afghanistan, gender, Neoliberalism
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  • Gender(ed) Paradoxes

    Posted by F. Azadi on 14 Apr 201610 Mar 2022

    Feminist, anti-imperialist and student movements of the 1960s and 1970s brought to the fore the concept of the ‘personal [as] political’. Since that time, the ‘personal [as] political’ has become axiomatic, offered as a means …

    gender, intersectionality, Iran, Islam, subaltern feminism, United States
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  • Solidarity and ‘the veil’: Why wearing a hijab in solidarity is more complicated than you think

    Posted by F. Azadi on 14 Dec 201530 Jun 2016

    Lately, there have been many stories of non-Muslim women deciding to wear the Muslim head scarf (or hijab) as a way of showing solidarity with Muslims, especially Muslim women, in this age of growing Islamophobia. …

    gender, intersectionality, Islam, Transnational
    1 One comment on “Solidarity and ‘the veil’: Why wearing a hijab in solidarity is more complicated than you think”
  • The Power of Memory

    Posted by F. Azadi on 15 Nov 20151 Feb 2017

    Collective hatred comes from narratives of cultural memory. In 1916, anticipating victory, France, Russia, and Britain created the “Middle East” out of the remains of the 600-year old Ottoman Empire. Lebanon and Iraq were directly …

    gender, Transnational
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  • Impossible Solidarities: Islam, Feminism and (fortress) Europe’s Shifting Frontiers

    Posted by F. Azadi on 6 May 20155 Feb 2021

    Impossible Solidarities: Islam, Feminism and (fortress) Europe’s shifting frontiers Whilst co-organising a vigil this past week commemorating those who drowned in the Mediterranean attempting to breach ‘fortress Europe‘, I came across a passage by the …

    gender, intersectionality, Islam, migration, Transnational
    1 One comment on “Impossible Solidarities: Islam, Feminism and (fortress) Europe’s Shifting Frontiers”
  • The Right to the Main Hall

    Posted by F. Azadi on 23 Jan 201530 Jun 2016

    A short documentary about Islamic feminism and the accommodation of women in the mosques in the Washington, DC area.

    gender, Islam, Transnational
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  • France and Islamic Feminism: Intersectionality in the Republic 

    Posted by F. Azadi on 23 Jan 201515 Jul 2016

    The fact is that Islamic feminists in western countries, and especially in France, struggle with identity affiliations and fight against multiple forms of oppression that bind them to post-colonial and anti-racist movements.

    France, gender, intersectionality, Transnational
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  • Feminism, the Taliban and the Politics of Counterinsurgency

    Posted by F. Azadi on 23 Jan 201513 Jul 2016

    n a cool, breezy evening in March 1999, Hollywood celebrities turned out in large numbers to show their support for the Feminist Majority’s campaign against the Taliban’s brutal treatment of Afghan women. The person spearheading …

    Academic, Afghanistan, gender
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