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The Guilty Feminist

394. Afghanistan with Abigoliah Schamaun, Dina Mousawi, Afsaneh Dehrouyeh, Kamila Sidiqi

May 6, 2024
Stand-up comedian Abigoliah, writer Dina, feminist Afsaneh, and entrepreneur Kamila discuss empowering Afghan women post-Taliban, struggles in education, and hopeful moments in the country's future. The podcast explores empowerment through Only Fans, feminist guilt, and advocacy efforts for LGBTQ women globally.
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Quick takeaways

  • The film 'Yellow' sheds light on the emotional and physical struggles faced by Afghan women under the Taliban's oppressive dress codes.
  • Actress Afsane Dariya's performance in 'Yellow' illustrates the personal impact of the Taliban's decree on Afghan women, emphasizing the power of storytelling in raising awareness.

Deep dives

Summary of 'Yellow': A Powerful Short Film Highlighting Women's Struggles Under Taliban Rule

The short film 'Yellow' portrays a young girl named Laleh who enters a fabric store in Kabul to purchase her first full-body veil (chadori) as required by the Taliban's oppressive laws on women's dress. The film delves into the emotional and physical impact of these restrictive measures on Afghan women, portraying the challenges faced by women in complying with such mandates and the interpersonal dynamics involved.

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