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My Ottoman era feminist journal design, I created this based on some late ottoman era journals. I combined them and this is the final result. In the middle I drew the historical Turkish female figures, such as the first female fighter pilot, authors, a nurse served in ww1, a soldier...
The written text is from a feminist journal, here is the translation:
Once, for women to receive education, which is a requirement of human dignity, was considered shameful due to some superstitious beliefs, and therefore, the being called "woman" was regarded almost as something distant in the eyes of men. However, this injustice has been revealed in the face of the natural progress achieved by our era. The words of one of our literati express this:
"Why should women be considered inferior to men? Is there a deficiency or excess in their creation?"
It is heard that in some countries, where it is recognized that women are also part of humanity and therefore should share the rights possessed by another class, women are being employed in a few roles and positions that were traditionally considered male. I truly want to say that women are equal to men in every aspect.
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