Generational Agency
Shelly reflects on her family's journey from illiteracy in Iraq to her own achievements, highlighting the stark contrast between her grandmother's lack of agency and her mother's educational milestones. She poignantly addresses the pain and sadness surrounding the limited choices faced by women in her family's past, particularly those married off at a young age. This exploration raises questions about the lasting impact of generational trauma and the concept of agency for women.In this clip
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