The Somali Women Who Have Defied Societal Norms
“We cannot openly say we are going to play. We put our playing clothes and shoes in school bags and carry them that way to… Read More »The Somali Women Who Have Defied Societal Norms
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“We cannot openly say we are going to play. We put our playing clothes and shoes in school bags and carry them that way to… Read More »The Somali Women Who Have Defied Societal Norms
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In September, Somalia saw the opening of what is being touted as the country’s first independent, modern arts institution. The Somali Arts Foundation says it seeks to promote creativity and critical… Read More »Creating a Space for Somali Artists to Thrive