Women in the U.S. and Afghanistan

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This paper contrasts the rights of women in the United States and in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. The author points out the restrictions against women for religious reasons by the Taliban. The paper underscores the gains made by American women in a secular society.

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"American women make about seventy percent of what American men do for comparable or even the same work, perform the majority of domestic labor and child-rearing roles and comprise only a very small fraction of government officials leading scholars and artists."

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