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The Taliban has taken a terrible toll on the education of girls -- and boys as well (opens the original)
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By Grade 11, Hashmat Mubariz had stopped attending school regularly. He was still officially enrolled. The Taliban had not barred him from the classroom, as they had barred his two sisters. But Mubariz, who later taught himself English, became an English instructor and now hosts a podcast and helps run a nongovernmental organization, said the school he once attended no longer felt like a place of learning. "I felt I was wasting my time at school rather than learning," he said. Before the Taliban
The Taliban has taken a terrible toll on the education of girls -- and boys as well (opens the original)
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By Grade 11, Hashmat Mubariz had stopped attending school regularly. He was still officially enrolled. The Taliban had not barred him from the classroom, as they had barred his two sisters. But Mubariz, who later taught himself English, became an English instructor and now hosts a podcast and helps run a nongovernmental organization, said the school he once attended no longer felt like a place of learning. "I felt I was wasting my time at school rather than learning," he said. Before the Taliban
The Taliban has taken a terrible toll on the education of girls -- and boys as well (opens the original)
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By Grade 11, Hashmat Mubariz had stopped attending school regularly. He was still officially enrolled. The Taliban had not barred him from the classroom, as they had barred his two sisters. But Mubariz, who later taught himself English, became an English instructor and now hosts a podcast and helps run a nongovernmental organization, said the school he once attended no longer felt like a place of learning. "I felt I was wasting my time at school rather than learning," he said. Before the Taliban
The Taliban has taken a terrible toll on the education of girls -- and boys as well (opens the original)
Read excerpt
By Grade 11, Hashmat Mubariz had stopped attending school regularly. He was still officially enrolled. The Taliban had not barred him from the classroom, as they had barred his two sisters. But Mubariz, who later taught himself English, became an English instructor and now hosts a podcast and helps run a nongovernmental organization, said the school he once attended no longer felt like a place of learning. "I felt I was wasting my time at school rather than learning," he said. Before the Taliban
The Taliban has taken a terrible toll on the education of girls -- and boys as well (opens the original)
Read excerpt
By Grade 11, Hashmat Mubariz had stopped attending school regularly. He was still officially enrolled. The Taliban had not barred him from the classroom, as they had barred his two sisters. But Mubariz, who later taught himself English, became an English instructor and now hosts a podcast and helps run a nongovernmental organization, said the school he once attended no longer felt like a place of learning. "I felt I was wasting my time at school rather than learning," he said. Before the Taliban
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