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Because it remains the hard work for women to wash.
Anyhow, nobody would have followed them, except for a handful [of] men and women of conviction and courage.
In the United States alone, 100,000 men, women and children are on the waiting list for donor organs, and more than a dozen die each day because of a lack of donor organs.
I have been basically spending the last few years documenting the efforts of some extremely intrepid men and women who are putting, literally at times, their lives at stake working in some very remote and very hostile places so that they may gather the faintest signals from the cosmos in order for us to understand this universe.
So that's why I decided to tell my story, so that my suffering is something positive for other women.
For all the women, all the mothers that give life, you can give back, you can change.
It's up to us women, because we are women, because we love our children.
It's not against women, it's for us, for us women, for our children.
And the fastest-growing population there are black women.
So I returned with a restorative justice expert, and we started to run the country's first design studios with incarcerated men and women around the intersection of restorative justice and design.
We're creating mobile spaces of refuge for women released from jail in the middle of the night, at their most vulnerable.
These are reentry centers for women to reunite with their children.
I found the subject of Iranian women immensely interesting, in the way the women of Iran, historically, seemed to embody the political transformation.
Last year, I finished a film called "Women Without Men." "Women Without Men" returns to history, but another part of our Iranian history.
What was most significant for me was, once again, the presence of the women.
These women and those young men united Iranians across the world, inside and outside.
I then discovered why I take so much inspiration from Iranian women.
I stand here to say that Iranian women have found a new voice, and their voice is giving me my voice.
In other words, men and women were worshiping all together.
In other words: as men, you are simply not supposed to be in the same physical space with women.
And if there was a big emphasis at the time to separate men from women, the rituals around the Kaaba could have been designed accordingly.
Seclusion of women was actually a Byzantine and Persian practice, and Muslims adopted it and made it a part of their religion.
It is basically an operation to deprive women of sexual pleasure.
And it turns out that men and women report very, very similar levels of happiness.
What happened was women, for example, who wanted the right to vote, took the Founding Fathers' concept of anatomical commonality being more important than anatomical difference and said, "The fact that we have a uterus and ovaries is not significant enough in terms of a difference to mean that we shouldn't have the right to vote, the right to full citizenship, the right to own property, etc."
And women successfully argued that.
But most important, she was endeared by the community for her organizing skills, because she organized the community, and specifically women, to find solutions to anything that was needed.
And this is the time for women to give more for women.
It is the time to give more for women.
I have, over the years, encountered isirika in many places, but what gives me really the passion today to embrace isirika is the work that I do with women all over the world through the Global Fund for Women, though women's funds and through women's movements globally.
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