Feminist and LGBTQ+ Studies

Abstract

The gender issue is always a heated subject that requires intense debates when it is necessary to decide today and find radical solutions to a situation which seems unacceptable today. and find radical solutions to a situation that seems unacceptable these days. We believe that the gender approach is interesting if it is well oriented and adapted in all areas, but we note that without a real qualification of the human being, without a basic and solid education which treats both sexes on the same footing of equal equality to hope that things will change one day. To do this, we must start by changing the laws that make women feel guilty to the detriment of man, which determine their behavior and their clothes instead of punishing the aggressor or sexual harasser. We must opt for a secular education, which respects the human being as a person free to wander, to move and who must have a minimum safety to carry out their daily tasks. In this intervention, we will explain why this guilt of women instead of men is due and how to try to reduce this cultural and religious gap which divides and separates such identical human beings.

Biography

Nadia Birouk is a poet, essayist, author, painter and photographer born in 1974 in Agadir, Morocco. French teacher since 1998. Currently she is a university professor of French, Francophone and comparative literature. She has written several works which vary between fiction and literary criticism.

Author's personal website: https://nadiabirouk.wordpress.com/