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Abarzanan is a celebration of centuries of strong, influential Afghan and International superwomen, rediscovering their contribution to the history.

Kabul, Afghanistan
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    1. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      We'r right to b angry 4 d teachers, the students, the polio vaccinators, the journalists, who braved threats of rape and violence to move this country forward, only to be met with global indifference. We are righteously enraged at the silent disregard for our voices and stories.

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    2. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      This righteous rage doesn’t come from nowhere. It comes from centuries of women’s voices and needs being put on the bottom of the to-do list. It comes from the blood of Rabia and Malalai Kakar. It comes from the stones hurled at Rukhshana.

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    3. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      It comes from media coverage of political men smirking as we drown in our own blood. It comes from generations of powerful men telling us to wait. Wait for the right to go to school. Wait for the right to be seen as a human being.

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    4. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      Wait for the right to custody over the children you birthed into the world. Wait for the right to hold positions of power. Wait for your turn. This exhibition is a response to those powerful men. They want us to remain within the boundaries they negotiated for us.

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    5. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      They want us 2 remain silent, obedient, fearful. We'll not. If there’s anything we can learn from d history of women’s struggles in AfG and in d region, it is that even the most oppressive regimes were not able to poison the seeds of rebellion and freedom that grow in our hearts.

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    6. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      We’ll not go back. We will not submit to the boundaries others create for us. We will not be silent. Now is our time. Now is our turn. We will teach our daughters about Khalida Popalzai and her dream for every girl to play sports freely and without fear.

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    7. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      We will teach our sons about Forogh’s poetry, about loving without confinement. We will teach our children about Asma, about fighting for freedom even if you are imprisoned. We will teach our children about Rukhshana, who preferred death to being enslaved.

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    8. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      We'ill honor these women & their dreams by continuing our fight 4 a better world, a world where no girl feels less than& no woman is prohibited 4rm being her true self, her most free self. It’s an honor & a privilege 2 share d stories of sixteen powerful women from AFG&d region.

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    9. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      It’s also a duty to tell their stories when the world refuses to listen. Abarzanan’s goal is to celebrate centuries of strong and influential role models. We came to existence to change the current narrative identifying the women of this country as victims,-

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    10. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      -and therefore as deserving of less. But we’re here 2 say, AFG women are not victims but champions. We have been fighting 2 make ourselves heard throughout history, even when d most powerful forces drown out our voices with bombs. And we’ll continue this fight with every new day.

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      Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

      We will not suffice with the bare minimum. We will fight for the right to work and the right to love. We will fight for the right to education and to be in positions of power. We will fight for the right to speak our minds and the right to control our own bodies.

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        2. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

          We are not less than and we do not deserve fewer rights than anyone. We’ll not adhere to a racist standard that because we are from Afghanistan we should be okay with just the basics, with just lack of bombs going off in our neighborhoods, with just schools for girls,

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        3. Abarzanan‏ @abarzanan 9 Mar 2020

          with just right to work for women who dress a certain way or live a certain way. We want equal rights for every single person, and we’ll fight for those rights even as we are betrayed by those who patted themselves on the back for “saving” us.

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