Recovering of Self in The Last Chapter

Abstract

Globally, the majority of non-white women encounter various manifestations of subjugation and dictatorship. Many repressive regimes coexist, blend together, and connect in the communities in which they reside. They are frequently the subjects of discrimination due to a combination of traits. Because of their ethnicity and sexual orientation, they are subjected to discriminatory environments where oppression based on race and gender coexist, leading to dual unfair treatment and being excluded living at the intersection of ethnic and gender biases, these women bear both the responsibilities of both. For instance, Arab women fight against racism alongside Arab men in addition to the gender discrimination of Arab men. Most Arab women, particularly writers, understand that different oppressive regimes and forms are interconnected and, as such, reinforce and The majority of Arab women, particularly those who write, are conscious of the interconnectedness of various oppressive systems and how they reinforce and feed one another. They understand that other stereotypes of dominance are closely linked to gender discrimination feed one another