Islamic women seek voice beyond veil in America
In Metairie and New Orleans, Muslim women like Amal Ben Shell advocate independence within Islam, challenging stereotypes of oppressive veiling. Fatema Mernissi notes a collective push across Asia and the Middle East, while US groups push for rights amid education and public engagement.
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Who Me Worries About the U S Economy
New York survey finds one in twenty households expect their finances to worsen while half foresee five years of good times. Albert Sindlinger notes extreme consumer confidence, yet questions its basis amid rising liquidity through wages capital gains and debt. Rutgers University data cited by Richard Curtin adds context to optimism.
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