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The topic that these sources engage are about restrictions in the Middle East, and more specifically restrictions on women. These sources all speak on what is acceptable in the Middle East but also how other countries view the laws of Middle East. This topic is something I would like to get more familiar with and to be able to get a strong viewpoint on. I also want to be able to talk about this topic with others and be informed on the subject while doing so.
Carrson Davis 