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A Letter From An Egyptian Woman to President Sisi

July 13, 2014

Dear Mr. President, I hope this letter finds you well. Please allow me to introduce myself. I am an Egyptian woman. Let me begin by telling you why I am writing this letter. I have absolute faith in my country. I not only believe in the power of my people, but I also believe in the pillars that hold together our society. As an Egyptian, I believe in Egypt. This letter holds no political value. The purpose of this letter is not to stir controversy or threaten national security. I write to you today as a citizen to its President. I am keen on strengthening ties between us for the benefit of Egypt. In other words, I just want you to get to know me better. Mr. President, as I mentioned above, I believe in the pillars that hold together our society such as honesty, respect, and patriotism, yet, I am baffled and beyond dismayed at the way society chooses to treat me. I live in pain. I live in oppression. I live as a second-class citizen. I live in pain every day as I wake up to prepare myself…


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