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  Egypt Feature: Protesting Like An Egyptian
 Monday, February 21, 2011 at 8:46 |
Monday, February 21, 2011 at 8:46 |      Christina Baghdady in
Christina Baghdady in   EA Middle East and Turkey,
EA Middle East and Turkey,   Middle East and Iran
Middle East and Iran   Another Friday...another protest.  However on this occasion, it is a day of celebration.  It’s a rare occurrence to find Egyptians gat,ering in mass numbers, waving their flags, for causes besides football, but this was a day of prayer, thanksgiving, requests, singing...and, yesm even remembering and forgiving Mubarak.
Another Friday...another protest.  However on this occasion, it is a day of celebration.  It’s a rare occurrence to find Egyptians gat,ering in mass numbers, waving their flags, for causes besides football, but this was a day of prayer, thanksgiving, requests, singing...and, yesm even remembering and forgiving Mubarak.
Tahrir Square in Cairo has established itself as a place people can chant, speak, ‘shout’ out their opinions. It reminds me of London Hyde Park’s Speakers’ corner, but only on a larger scale. A much larger scale, and louder, and...Egyptian!







