Abandoned—How Life Went Dark for Afghan Women
After escaping the Taliban’s brutal grip following the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, an Afghan family urges Americans not to forget the ongoing plight of Afghan women and girls now living under “gender apartheid.”
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Susie Lewis
- Alabama
We later received two other bills (so far) that are related to the procedure. I do not feel it is ethical when a person is misled.
Pamela Cloud | Occupation: Retired Educator
- Alabama
I work part-time as an independent contractor for a school system and for a university.
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At the peak of his career as a correctional lieutenant inside the California Prison system, Hector Bravo Ferrel couldn’t take anymore. Things became dangerous and unethical, he said, after the state passed SB 132, a law that required prison guards to transfer convicts from the men’s prison to the women’s prisons.
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