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Essay heading: Hoda Shaarawi
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From the start the EFU showed itself adept at furthering Egyptian gender and national interests in the international feminist arena. The Egyptian feminists set the terms of their own debate and drew from deep within their own history and culture, and from their experiences as women, in formulating their feminism, contrary to those who paint it as a colonial imposition...
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The Egyptian feminists set the terms of their own debate and drew from deep within their own history and culture, and from their experiences as women, in formulating their feminism, contrary to those who paint it as a colonial imposition. Over the years, from both within and outside the IAW, Egyptian feminists would persistently point to specific ways colonialism obstructed feminist goals...
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