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Franklin P. Jones, a reporter, once said, “Bravery is being the only one who knows you’re afraid.” Mr. Jones has many great quotes about bravery but this one perfectly describes the bravery required to be a successful hero. Many heroes feel afraid at one time or another, but the key to being “brave” is not letting the fear allow a hero to make an emotional or irrational decision. Farida Nekzad, Atalanta, and Odysseus are brave because they did not let their fear prohibit them from rising to…

Moreover, the authors’ approach on the issue of women liberation is holistic. It does not only focus on the liberation of the Afghan women through controlling the Afghanistan regime. Instead, it refers to the swiftness with which the American women embraced the opportunity to fight for the rights they enjoy today. Therefore, the article cannot be dismissed as a mere attack on a specific cultural perspective but it is viewed from a holistic point of view as a rhetoric that is well grounded on…

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the article, “Afghan Policewomen Struggle Against Culture” by Alissa J. Rubin, the gender roles of the Afghan people are revealed to be extremely skewed and, at times, demoralizing. With the goal in mind to expose the maltreatment of women in Afghanistan (and society as a whole), Rubin primarily employs pathos, logos, and realism to stress and/or to bring to light true gender inequality far worse than America’s own. Throughout the article, Rubin chronicles the lives of the Afghan policewomen…

From being born in Pakistan and growing up in an Afghan household in America, I’ve been challenged over and over. Being at home where I am expected to act a certain way due to the Afghan lifestyle that has been projected upon me, but then leaving that lifestyle and transitioning into an American lifestyle. This has been my life for the past sixteen years and will continue to be so, where I am forced into constantly changing. I have faced many challenges over the years to fit in the American…

The AFOSI website is organized just like any other official Air Force website. There are tabs at the top for Photos, New, Library, Units, Questions, and such. There is also a latest new box with articles relating to Air Force topics such as Happy 68th Birthday Air Force and National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. There is a box with just AFOSI Highlights that have to deal with specifically AFOSI like joining AFOSI and an anonymous tip line. The tip line brings you to a form you can fill out with…

Growing up as an Afghan girl who spent most of her life in western countries, who was a refugee, who has faced poverty and starvation, I feel as though there is nothing I cannot overcome. From the very moment I became conscious of my cognitive skills and the very first time I looked in the mirror and knew it was ME I was looking at, I have aspired to devote my life to service. It was service that saved my life and it will be service through which I wish to help bring change in the communities…

Afghans have played a big part in Australian history and have had a huge contribution towards the economic and social development of early Australia. The actions the Afghans performed have helped mould the Australia we know today. Through letters, immigration forms, personal possessions such as clothing and journals, historians have discovered many things about the Afghans and their job as cameleers in Australia. Before the arrival of the Afghans travel in Australia was slow as people were…

Afghan peace talks began rapidly after the collapse of the Taliban regime in December 2001. In its early stages the peace talks lacked a comprehensive and inclusive design as well as a clear structure. It was not a top priority for the Afghan government nor for the US led international forces. However, the process took a serious phase in recent years as the Taliban reemerged and the security situation entered a critical stage. The process has traversed a fluctuating path to this day not yielding…

In Afghanistan and some parts in Pakistan and Iran, Bacha Posh is a hidden cultural practice that families transform their daughters or daughter to sons. Since boys have greater benefits of superiority in academics and independence. In the article “Afghan Boys Are Prized, So Girls Live the Part” explains narratives of families who raises their daughter as a son, and how that experience has influence their lives. The article develops the idea that gender in this practice…