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The Underground Girls Of Kabul - The Hidden Lives Of Afghan Girls Disguised As Boys Womens Fiction Annabelle can’t help but wonderAn Afghan woman's life expectancy is just 44 years, and her life cycle often begins and ends in disappointment: being born a girl and finally, having a daughter of her own. For some, disguising themselves as boys is the only way to get ahead. Nordberg follows women such as Azita Rafaat, a parliamentarian who once lived as a Bacha Posh, the mother of seven year old Mehran, who she is raising as a Bacha Posh as well, but for different reasons than in