Book Review: The Underground Girls of Kabul
The Underground Girls of Kabul is a walk through the lives of many Afghan families who have a daughter posing as the family’s son.
Changing the World, one Film at a Time
Changing the World, one Film at a Time By Joanne Pilgrim A worldwide youth video festival and contest is helping to provide a voice to girls and young women whose films act not only as creative expressions of their own realities and the oftentimes critical...
Book Review: M Train
My first revelatory encounter with Patti Smith was listening on the radio in the fall of 1975 around the time of the release of her debut album Horses.
Film Review: Dukhtar (Daughter)
Afia Nathaniel’s directorial debut film, Dukhtar—a word that means daughter in Urdu—is fundamentally about women. It is a story about courage and strength, and about the bond between mothers and daughters.