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We Shouldn't Judge People Through The Prism Of Our Own Stereotypes.

When You Educate A Girl, You Kick-start A Cycle Of Success. It Makes Economic Sense. It Makes Social Sense. It Makes Moral Sense. But, It Seems, It's Not Common Sense Yet.

For Many, The Hijab Represents Modesty, Piety And Devotion To God, And I Truly Respect That. But The Hijab Should Not Be Used As A Means Of Applying Social Pressure On People.

Of Course, I Tweet. Tweeting Is A Very Personal Form Of Expression. Who Else Could Talk About My Son Refusing To Wear A Suit To Meet The Pope, My Husband Flying A Helicopter, Or Take A Twitpic From Our Home?

Being Popular Comes When You Have Everything. But To Be Liked, It Means That You Must Be Treating People With Respect And You Must Be Showing Kindness Toward Them.