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Maha al-Qahtani, a female activist states, “This is our right, whether they like it or not.” She, along with many other Saudi Arabian women, drives out need not defiance. Many families cannot afford to hire live-in drivers, but in order to buy groceries, care for children, and maintain other domestic functions, these activities require the use of a vehicle. For many Saudi Arabian women, depending on male relatives to act as chauffeurs is both frustrating and restricting, so they drive anyway. Continue reading »