The Stoning of Soraya M.

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    able to keep all of their power through others submitting giving the dominator even stronger power. In North Country the women and even some men gave in to the oppressors not realizing that only gave over their power. The women where to afraid to testify with Josie because they feared their work lives would only become worse. In The Stoning of Soraya M. you see Ali is able to get the mullah to submit by dangling his past…

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    my favorites now and I will always remember the first time reading them. Often times, when we have a study on a specific book, we have group projects that go along with them. I felt that the projects that I had done with others had become more fun over the past four years. When I had started out in grade nine, I believe that the only group project was YPI which was definitely not enjoyable. My group was very unorganized and we had more than one person try to lead us which ended up with everyone…

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    let their voices be heard. Women in the Middle east are considered Second Class citizens, any woman who summons the courage to break the barriers of femininity in the middle east usual wind up dead. Not until recently that Malala a young schoolGirl almost killed for wanting girls in her part of the world to go to school gained courage and made girl education a must , a project that is still going on till this day making as much progress as possible. According to this source, “All forms of…

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    attempting to add flair to well documented scripture stories. Comparatively, The Passion of the Christ jump-started such a modern trend by carrying out its objective of ‘not holding back’ with a realistic (and brutal) depiction of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. No, it’s not the only film to bring the event to life on either the big or small screen, yet it arguably did it the best. And, in the years following the release of The Passion, it’s become crystal clear that there’s a demand to…

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    horrendous and it is mainly the wives that are accused of adultery. Since men are dominant usually whatever they say is true even if they are lying while women’s words are useless since they are lesser than men. For instance, if a man were to accuse his wife of adultery even though she did no such thing, everyone else would believe the husband’s words. The punishment would be that she is buried waist deep and everyone in the village stones her to death. The saddest part of this is the husband…

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