Re: The problem with this...
...is your context.
If a woman is a fundamentalist, she isn't out in the street, is she? She's shut up in the house where she belongs. Political demonstrations are for men.
Also, if a woman is raised as a fundamentalist, in a fundamentalist community, with little access to other ideas, and has been otherwise fed and housed adequately, what are the chances that she will have resources to consider something else, and motivation to do so?
I'm not saying you're wrong, just that, when dealing with a different culture, you have to stop measuring with an American yardstick.
Regards--
Mary Anne
