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Brief biography:
Weam Namou was born as a minority Christian in Baghdad, Iraq, and came to America at age ten. She's the author of The Feminine Art and The Mismatched Braid.
It is odd that a Kurd, Talabani, who's part of a minority ethnic group, was elected president in an Arabic land. But no one in the media has focused on that.
Historically, Iraqi women and girls have enjoyed more rights than many of their counterparts in the Middle East. As the result of the Gulf War, the sanctions, and Operation Iraqi Freedom, they have be...
There are dangers in having a fundamentalist like Elisabeth Hasselbeck speak on a television show everyday. Her ignorance cotaminates our society - something we can do without. It's disturbing that he...
Iraq and America need to share, not impose, their ideas and values
Misconceptions about the veil have cost women their lives
Every religion, Islam included, has its positives and negatives
Use the past as a warning of how our current civilizations could destroy the environment of the future!
Consider an alternative lifestyle - tribal - which worked for millions of years
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