Sunday, June 27, 2004
Yoshie's continually high-quality blog (montages) links a story from the Washington Post about an Iraqi woman struggling to get by after her husband was killed.
The Cost of Liberty: In a Chaotic New Iraq, A Young Widow Turns to Prostitution Her experiences are incredible, and the story is particularly well reported in evocative events and surroundings (without obtrusive moralization). Bold photos accompany the online version. In part because of the clear depitction (and scriptural themes), I have an overriding sense of the story operating as parable.
The Cost of Liberty: In a Chaotic New Iraq, A Young Widow Turns to Prostitution Her experiences are incredible, and the story is particularly well reported in evocative events and surroundings (without obtrusive moralization). Bold photos accompany the online version. In part because of the clear depitction (and scriptural themes), I have an overriding sense of the story operating as parable.
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