Women’s take on uprisings in the Middle East

rabble radio

March 8, 2011

In this International Women’s Day episode, we hear from Nahla Abdo on the continuing uprisings, and Palestinian Activist Reem Yumis talks about women’s role in the current protests. Happy IWD, all!

Nahla Abdo is an Arab-Canadian feminist. She took the time to call in her comments about the protests sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.

Reem Yumis is a Palestinian Activist. She took spoke to the Asia Pacific Currents podcast about women’s role in the continuing uprisings.

In this episode of Online tools for the 21st century, Wayne finds two non-google ways to get your queries quelled. It’s a Q and A from Wayne, and brought to you by the letter Q. Take it away, MacPhail.

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