FWD: "Overlooked No More: Doria Shafik, Who Led Egypt’s Women’s Liberation Movement" - The New York Times

Presenter: Maha Kamel


Delivered:
DC on January 27, 2019

Since the 1800s, the New York Times has mainly published obituaries of the majority. In their new series, Overlooked, they highlight remarkable individuals previously unnoticed. This is the story of Doria Shafik, a leader in Egypt's feminist movement.

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