Tag Archives: revolution
Women & Revolution: What Does Media Coverage Mean for Eman al-Obeidy?
I had originally been intending to write about a NYTs article entitled After Rape Report in Libya, Woman Sees Benefit in Publicity. This article details the plight of Eman al-Obeidy [or Iman al-Obeidi] and examines her experience through the lens … Continue reading
Women & Revolution: Does Victimization Prompt Change?
What I am hoping this post will do is start a discussion on the complex position of women in revolution & conflict, specifically what the moniker of “victim” and what it implies. Finally, what are the implications of this on bringing change to … Continue reading
Women & Revolution: NYTs Equal Rights Takes to the Barricades
This fascinating article focuses on the central role played of Asmaa Mahfouz, a 26 year old Egyptian woman, in launching the current grassroots revolution in Egypt. According to the Times, Ms. Mahfouz posted a video on YouTube on which she announced that … Continue reading