Talk:Bacha posh

Latest comment: 6 days ago by NuanceQueen in topic Crossdressing sidebar

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Crossdressing sidebar

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I'm not sure how appropriate this sidebar is for this article -- I understand the relevance, but most of the sources are about drag, and they skew very American/western. It feels a bit out of place to me in an article about an Afghan cultural practice that's put upon daughters. However, I'm hesitant to remove it, considering the direct relevance. Does anyone have thoughts on this? NuanceQueen (talk) 22:23, 22 July 2024 (UTC)Reply