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	<title>Comments on: Introducing a New Guest Author</title>
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		<title>By: Danikajaye</title>
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		<description>Moroccan Feminine Wiles- I have always prided myself on respecting the customs and cultures of other countries when travelling. I have always thought if I travelled to a muslim country I would wear a head scarf. However looking at Sarah&#039;s reasons for not wearing one I have to reconsider my reasoning. Do all cultures and customs deserve equal respect? I think maybe not. Not when they serve to degrade and cause harm and keep women downtrodden and subservient. Also, if I am honest with myself, the greater part of my reasoning would be to avoid unwanted attention.

I appreciate the personal nature of the posts so I look forward to what is to come. Welcome!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Moroccan Feminine Wiles- I have always prided myself on respecting the customs and cultures of other countries when travelling. I have always thought if I travelled to a muslim country I would wear a head scarf. However looking at Sarah's reasons for not wearing one I have to reconsider my reasoning. Do all cultures and customs deserve equal respect? I think maybe not. Not when they serve to degrade and cause harm and keep women downtrodden and subservient. Also, if I am honest with myself, the greater part of my reasoning would be to avoid unwanted attention.</p>
<p>I appreciate the personal nature of the posts so I look forward to what is to come. Welcome!</p>
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