Voices of Morocco: Zineb & Shaymat
11/16/19 • 19 min
What do you do when culture becomes indiscernible from religion? Zineb and Shaymat are two cousins who live in Rabat, Morocco and are trying to answer this question for themselves. As teenage girls in a rapidly transforming Morocco, they offer insight into just how complex the issue of gender in Morocco is, particularly for the younger generation.
What do you do when culture becomes indiscernible from religion? Zineb and Shaymat are two cousins who live in Rabat, Morocco and are trying to answer this question for themselves. As teenage girls in a rapidly transforming Morocco, they offer insight into just how complex the issue of gender in Morocco is, particularly for the younger generation.
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