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 middlepath rated 15 months ago-
Nafisa was thrilled when she learned she was chosen to attend Salman-e-Fars,
a new school recently opened for young girls in Kabul. Girls now make up
thirty-four percent of the student population in Afghanistan -- a dramatic increase
since the Taliban rule, when it was essentially zero.
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- escondida rated 7 months ago
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i remember what it was like
to be lost within the pages
filling my thristingmind
with knowledge swimming through stages
learning is the most exquisite thing
ever.
- Shapedhistory rated 11 months ago
- "Girls now make up 34% percent of the student population in Afghanistan, a dramatic increase since the Taliban rule, when it was essentially zero." :)
The illiterate men of the Taliban believed that if a female went to school she ceased to be a woman... O.o
Knowledge = Power
- auraluca rated 12 months ago
- the right to education !
- MelaineEleanor rated 12 months ago
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Nafisa was thrilled when she learned she was chosen to attend Salman-e-Fars, a new school recently opened for young girls in Kabul. Girls now make up thirty-four percent of the student population in Afghanistan--a dramatic increase since the Taliban rule, when it was essentially zero.
- Atalia rated 16 months ago
- Beautiful People.
- ABDOO rated 17 months ago
- without comment,you can see
- intract rated 20 months ago
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And he flew through the air
like a bird
on his magic carpet
soaring,
i was lost there
in that world of make believe.
It is magical...
- middlepath rated 15 months ago
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Nafisa was thrilled when she learned she was chosen to attend Salman-e-Fars,
a new school recently opened for young girls in Kabul. Girls now make up
thirty-four percent of the student population in Afghanistan -- a dramatic increase
since the Taliban rule, when it was essentially zero.
- karolita rated 17 months ago
- beautiful people
- The-Real-Sky rated 22 months ago
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