Shimaa from Tahrir:
“Many of those who followed what was happening don’t probably know enough about how is it really like to be a student during a revolution, or how does it feel to be graduating while it’s happening and then come out to face an unstable political situation and an unknown future.
I’m not only talking about the students who voluntarily choose to be involved, or the student movements, or the crackdowns of the authorities on them because that’s a total separate and complicated issue. It could be everyone who just happened to be graduating in such conditions.
However, I’m going to talk about my own experience as someone who paid a high price for getting involved.”
http://inalllanguages.blogspot.com/2013/05/post-revolution-class-to-be-2011.html
Scenes from Tahrir Square: Flares and Fireworks
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@ArabianGazette’s @ENinaRothe interviews Petr Lom and Mark Nabil to find out more about the ‘new Egypt’ tahrirsquare http://ow.ly/a5XYU
In Egypt, renewed hope for gender equality
In Egypt, renewed hope 4 gender equality:Saturday, as basked in glow of revolutionary victory, Hi http://bit.ly/g5OB8u
Tahrir Square may become a money spinner: News24: Africa:
may become a money spinner: News24: Africa::Tahrir Square may become a money spinner: News2 http://bit.ly/hgGGxV
Watch : Youth continue to flock to Tahrir
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