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I Have Nothing Against The Veil. And I Think That, Wrongly, Many In The West Look At The Veil As A Symbol Of Oppression. Now, As Long As A Woman Chooses To Wear The Veil, Because That's Her Belief And Because Of Her Own - That's A Personal Relationship With God, So She Should Be Free To Dress In Whichever Way She Wants.

It's About Using Social Media For Social Change: Creating A Community Of Advocates Who Can Use Their Voices On Behalf Of The Voiceless, Or Leverage Their Talents, Skills, Knowledge, And Resources To Put More Children Into Classrooms, Or Pressure Their Elected Representatives To Get Global Education Top Of The Agenda.

It Is All Too Easy To Draw Conclusions And Make Sweeping Judgments About Millions Of Muslim Women Based On Fleeting Television Images. That Is Not Right.

Learning To Read And Write Changes Lives; It Means Jobs, Money, Health, And Dreams Fulfilled.

When Girls Are Educated, You Get Effects That Cascade Throughout Society.