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morning thoughts, There are many Algerias. One is shaped by a cultural mirroring of Europe just across the Mediterranean. it’s a space of music, cuisine, and women moving with relative freedom. Then there is another Algeria, one that feels suspended in time β€” as though you’ve stepped back into the early 20th century. Imagine the most conservative, rural town in the American South then layer that with the weight of rigid interpretations of Islam. I come from a town where, after 3 p.m., women are scarcely seen in public. I mention this sometimes in previous posts but it’s quite an anxiety ridden experience going back to my judgmental outdated conservative town. I think im moderately conservative in my presentation online.. however I am met with lenses that have been conditioned to believe women simply should not exist or show themselves on the internet
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