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What strikes me most is the contrast with other parts of the region. Take Turkmenistan, for example. I came across a story about a Turkish pop star who performed there recently, trading her usual bold outfits for a modest, traditional look to honor local customs. It made me think about the scrutiny women face, no matter where they are. In Turkmenistan, she covered up to fit in, but in Saudi Arabia, a performer’s sheer bodysuit sparks outrage. Women are criticized when they dress openly, and sometimes even when they cover up—can’t we just let them be? The double standard feels exhausting, and it’s a reminder of the broader struggle for agency in a world that’s changing faster than ever.
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