Arzu Merali looks back at her work on women’s rights and asks whether the movements for justice, whether Muslim or not, have lost their way.* I decided one day I was a feminist. I think I was 12 years old. I was born and grew up in white working-class North London, and
Coordinador/a. RAMÓN GROSFOGUEL Autor/a ASMA LAMRABET, SIRIN ADLBI SIBAI, SARA SALEM, ZAHRA ALI MAYRA, ARZU MERALI, MAYRA SOLEDAD VALCARCEL, VANESSA ALEJANDRA RIVERA DE LA FUENTE. compre aquí El feminismo islámico es un movimiento de regeneración, espiritual y político, que nace de un retorno a las fuentes del islam, en la construcción de
Published in The New Statesman sometime in 1998*, this short piece ‘Material Girl’ by Arzu is a response to Natasha Walter’s article overviewing her book ‘The New Feminism’ Purity has become such a dirty word. Even more so, when attached to Natasha Walter’s definition of old school feminism. This ‘ism’ hasn’t
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