Musicians Flee Afghanistan, Fearing Taliban Rule

Dozens of artists and teachers from a prominent music school that promoted girls’ education left the country, but more remain behind. “The mission is not complete,” its founder said.

Threats and Fear Cause Afghan Women’s Protections to Vanish Overnight

As the Taliban advanced, safe houses for women closed, and the staff sheltered girls at home as relatives released from prison threatened to kill them.

What is Shariah law, and what does it mean for Afghan women under the Taliban?

The Taliban have pledged that women will have rights “within the bounds of Islamic law.” What that means depends on who is interpreting it.

What is Shariah law, and what does it mean for Afghan women under the Taliban?

The Taliban have pledged that women will have rights “within the bounds of Islamic law.” What that means depends on who is interpreting it.

Opinion | Demonizing Critical Race Theory

These initiatives that Republicans whipped up to rail against are usually not a problem, but rather a wandering outrage in search of a problem.