The author chose to stay anonymous, partly for fear of a backlash but also because she didn’t want to be known in her tight-knit community as the “sex book aunty”. “Initially, I thought my real name would add credibility, but it’s a sensitive topic,” said Muladhat. “Whether it’s ethnicity, socioeconomic status or religiosity, people who want to attack the book will invariably do so by attacking the author. By separating my real self from the book, people are forced to deal with the content.”
The author chose to stay anonymous, partly for fear of a backlash but also because she didn’t want to be known in her tight-knit community as the “sex book aunty”. “Initially, I thought my real name would add credibility, but it’s a sensiti
This is just unbelievable. Absolutely shocking. I just cant believe that with all that is happening in muslim countries, you would have to dig out guardian articles from the past to prove your point!
This is just unbelievable. Absolutely shocking. I just cant believe that with all that is happening in muslim countries, you would have to dig out guardian articles from the past to prove your point!
Except one article was published today and not one from the past.
I would have thought the oppression of women by men would be something to be condemned not just passed by.
Particularly when it may involve threats to those who speak out.
Except one article was published today and not one from the past.I would have thought the oppression of women by men would be something to be condemned not just passed by.Particularly when it may involve threats to those who speak out.