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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Facing gender inequality In Indonesia, not so different from the West
Last week, I sat on the floor of a community hall watching 12 men devour full plates of steamed corn, sweet potatoes, and bananas, washing down their mouthfuls with swigs of black coffee. The women who had graciously served this … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Indonesia
Tagged food, gender, Gender inequality, indonesia, inequailty, lombok, sheryl sandberg, sit at the table, women
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Jakartans claim public spaces wherever they can find room
If you have noticed the long lull between posts on this blog, you are simply watching what happens after about a year of living in a foreign country. What was once a surprising and obvious topic for a blog has … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Food & Drink, Indonesia, Our Daily Life
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