I’m slowly catching up on my podcasts. My piece on the Lara Logan media tizzy included a question, “What about Egyptian women in Tahrir?” The World’s Ursula Lindsay produced a program called — get this — “The Women of Tahrir Square,” which aired Feb 10. It doesn’t touch on sexual assault, but it make the point that women were a major part of the protests, looks at the role of women in Egyptian government, and talks with some Egyptian woman feel about how they see the protests. You can (and should) listen to the audio archive here.
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