Tag: Migrant Workers

• Intersectionality in Lebanon

  

  We live in a society that nags day and night about the way the West looks down on it but we live in a society that brags day and night about the way it looks down on its own “others”. This hegemony that migrant domestic workers live in is shaped by a forced consent that was naturalized among the Arab countries. Them, being the “inferior” has become normal. Them, being “objectified”, has become normal.

  helenasaadeh

  June 3, 2020

  middle east

  Domestic workers, Intersectionality, Intersectionality in Lebanon, Kafala system, Migrant Domestic Workers, Migrant Workers, Sponsorship system