In "Princess Sultana's Daughters," Jean Sasson explores the lives of women in Saudi Arabia, revealing the strict societal constraints placed upon them. The protagonist, Sultana, reflects on her experience as a woman in a patriarchal society, which limits freedom and self-expression. Despite these challenges, she serves as a voice for the struggles faced by women, advocating for their rights and empowerment. The narrative highlights the theme of freedom, encapsulated in the...
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