There are many powerful, brilliant Arab women, including several in the graffiti scene.
But then I think of these remarkable women and I am reminded of their strength, creativity and perseverance. The last two years’ stories of horrific sexual and physical violence against women in Tahrir and many other depressing news could very easily break your will, change your mind about a woman’s place in protests and in Egypt as a citizen with equal rights. We didn’t experience an ‘awakening’ since the revolution but we’ve definitely had to fight harder. The Arab women I’ve met are some of the fiercest women in the world with sincere dedication to their work, cause and sense of identity. as if women were living in caves and making mud paintings before the revolution. as if it was a revolution led by men that awakened and inspired us women 2. And it’s incredibly patronizing to assume we ‘became’ liberated 1. We participated as Egyptians first, not as women, in January 25. When you look at the videos and photos of the eighteen days of Tahrir, you’ll see Egyptian women side by side with men in the thick of battles, some even at the front lines, braving tear gas and live bullets. Since January 25, so many foreign reporters have waxed on about the awakening of Arab women in the Arab Spring and how the revolutions liberated us/made us wake up and smell the coffee/made us throw off our headscarves and run happily through the meadows. S.It’s a battle, being a woman in an Arab country, but perhaps the dire conditions makes us fighters. Local sales tax and service charges may apply bitches.Īrtist’s Reception: First Friday, June 6th, 2008Įxhibition runs from June 4th – June 28th Don’t miss out on these sub-prime deals,because just like our empire, bargains like this won’t last forever! Offer void in Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and North Dakota. Routes 101 and 280 in Silicon Valley, California. currency still accepted while supplies last) and head on down to Gallery Anno Domini located between U.S. So grab a handful of Euros or Mao Bucks (U.S. 🙂 From June 4th through the 28th, the U.S.D.H.G and the Graffiti Research Lab are liquidating all confiscated, high-tech graffiti artifacts and tools, expunged evidence, court exhibits, redacted documents and office furnishings, priced to sell. Department of Homeland Graffiti, we want to turn this moment of national embarrassment and hard times into real savings for you and your family. The United States of America is going out of business! 🙁 But here at the U.S.
Stencil, aka the Green Lantern, in its international debut. Stay tuned for more action from the GRL’s latest WMD, the L.A.S.E.R. Senators who are protecting the rights of all Americans who own communication monopolies click here. When asked about the FISA provision, NSA/Verizon chairman and CEO Ivan Seidenberg, said, “This is a big new step for our company and our investors.” He continued, “Now we ARE the government, so fuck you… try to stop us! Mwahaha!”įor a list of other U.S. Thank god for liberal senators like Barack Obama who are looking out for the little guys like AT&T, BellSouth and other major telecom companies. citizens when breaking the law and capitulating to the Bush administration. Under its new name, The National Security Administration, the behemoth telecom will enjoy a greater degree of freedom from assault by litigious U.S. Department of Homeland Graffiti to celebrate the July 9th FISA Legislation granting telecommunication companies retroactive immunity from legal action in cases of warrantless and unconstitutional wiretapping. The Graffiti Research Lab has officially renamed The Verizon Communications Corporation in a ceremony supervised by the U.S.
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