Democratizing the New Egypt

This blog will detail my adventures, experiences and political observations while working and living in Cairo in the year of protest and transition, and beyond . . . .

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  • Setting Up Systems
    Just a quick, somewhat humorous, post on some things that need to be fixed in Egypt. I know I am a khawaga (foreigner) but I am also half A...
  • Text Message from Armed Forces
    I received two text messages from the Armed Forces today. The first was at 11:15 a.m. and the second was at 2:20. Here is the translation pr...
  • An African in Egypt
    Photo Credit. Historical photo of a Nubian.  Egyptians range in skin color from the palest European to the darkest African, and every shade...
  • Pedagogy of the Oppressed
    Dear readers Do you ever have those days at work where you just feel like, "WOW, this is really where I want to be. I am doing the ...
  • Banks closed
    Yet again, the banks are closed. They have been closed for three days, Monday, Tuesday, and now Wednesday. In fact, since I have been here ...
  • The Best Ideas
    I think some of the ideas from the faculty meeting were better than others. In particular, I liked ideas which focused on the educational ad...
  • First Class
    Class has been significantly delayed by the Revolution. First, all universities and schools were closed. Most primary and secondary schools ...
  • Women in Egypt in the Post Revolutionary Period
    Bahraini protester helps her daughter hold a slogan Dear readers  This blog has been outspoken about its support for women, Egyptia...
  • "Virginity Testing" by Egyptian Army
    On March 23, 2011, Amnesty International issued a report that there were forced 'virginity tests' inflicted by the Egyptian Army upo...
  • Update on Libyan Crisis Week of June 1, 2011
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