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Investigative reporter Jenny Nordberg uncovers a secret in Afghanistan that asks what it means to be female and to be free. It's a defiant piece of women's history that no one has gone looking for. Until now.
In Afghanistan, where society is ruled almost entirely by men, the birth of a son is cause for celebration and the arrival of a daughter is often mourned as a failure.
A bacha posh (literally “dressed up like a boy” in Dari) is a third kind of child – a girl who will be raised as a boy and presented as a son to the world. Jenny Nordberg, the reporter who broke this story for The New York Times, constructs a dramatic account of Afghan women and girls clandestinely living on the other side of the gender divide that grants half its population almost no rights and little freedom.

Set against the violent backdrop of America’s longest war, The Underground Girls of Kabul follows Afghan girls who live disguised as boys through childhood and puberty, only to be expected by adult age to transform into subordinate wives and mothers. But the battle of nature versus nurture lingers, and some bacha posh will refuse to rescind their male prerogatives in what the UN calls the world’s most dangerous country to be a woman.

The book is anchored by vivid female characters who bring this ancient phenomenon to life: Azita, a female parliamentarian whose youngest daughter is chosen to pose as her only son; Zahra, the tomboy teenager who struggles with puberty and resists her parents’ attempts to turn her into a woman; Shukria, who was forced to marry and have three children after living for twenty years as a man; and Shahed, an Afghan special forces soldier, still in disguise as an adult man.

Offering a new and original story about Afghanistan and its women, The Underground Girls of Kabul investigates the hidden practice of bacha posh that has affected generations, while examining its parallels to our own history. The act of reaching for more freedom by impersonating a man is one that can be recognized by women everywhere.



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Biography
GRIT-D; birth name Dylon Scot Aguilar, was born in Galveston, TX. He lived with his mother, her then-boyfriend, and two older brothers growing from the East side to the West side of the Island. He and his brothers shared every other weekend with their father, a former police officer. His father taught him how to sing at a very young age. When he was in the eighth grade he began to dive further into a broad variety of music and always knowing rap was his favorite genre, he gradually learned that he had a talent for creating better than "just good" rhymes in his mind and also his notebooks. GRIT-D was a member of his middle school and high school choir; eventually, making the decision to leave the choir to focus on his music career. GRIT-D attended Ball High School in Galveston, and graduated in 2010. He has stated that he "never had a fear of rapping in front of the class or performing on stage with or without the choir." He attended Galveston College the following Fall and Spring semesters after his high school graduation.

GRIT-D credits Z-Ro, 2Pac, Usher, Eminem, Slim Thug, Chamillionaire, and J. Cole as his most inspirational influences. Aguilar claims, as a child, their talents motivated him more to make his music career more of a reality. He has said he "always had to just sit and watch his family and their struggles unfold in front of his face and [he] couldn't really do much to help the situations."

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Dylon Scot Aguilar (born May 25, 1992), better known as his stage name GRIT-D (sometimes stylized as GritD, Grit D, or Grit-D), is an American rapper, singer, and producer. He says that one day he was reading the dictionary and stumbled across the word gritty (meaning to have strong qualities of tough uncompromising realism) and immediately, in his mind, converged the root-word (grit) and the first letter of his name together to make the name GRIT-D. He likes to point out the fact that his name is in all caps for the simple fact that he always thought he stood out in a crowd and there is a dash symbol within his name to symbolize the balance in his ego; the side of GRIT and the side of Dylon. Always knowing he should "never get big headed, no matter how good/bad I'm doing someone else out there has it just a little bit more worse."

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