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    The Unseen Women of Afghanistan

    Photographer Fatimah Hossaini spent three years trying to upend Western narratives about women in her country. She didn't get to finish her work.
    by Fatimah Hossaini Sep 03, 2021 1 minute
    "Burqa behind the steering wheel," from work-in-progress by photographer Fatima Hossaini.

    I was born in Tehran, to parents who fled Afghanistan when the Soviets invaded. For most of my life, I knew everything about Iranian culture and history: I knew its education

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