“I am a Muslim, I am a feminist and I am here to confuse you” are the powerful words columnist Mona Eltahawy begins with. In this sharp talk, she discusses the personal, religious and political stances she has taken and how their implications are often assumed to contradict each other. Mona uses this confusion, she says, as a way to shift perspectives and fight misogyny.
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Filmed at TEDWomen 2010.
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6 мар 2017
