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Allies with Benefits: Linda Sarsour and the Muslim World in the Age of Trump

The lifting of the driving ban marks a new era for women in Saudi Arabia, but why do US Liberals seem muted in their advocacy for similar progressive social policies around the Muslim world?  

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