May 9, 2005
Go Ask Your Mother
Washington Post Magazine, Sunday,
May 8, 2005
Mothers are the most familiar people in the world but also, sometimes,
the most mysterious. For Mother's Day, we encouraged nine grown
children to seek answers to questions they've always wondered
about but never put into words.
Azar Nafisi, 55, award-winning author of Reading Lolita in
Tehran and professor
at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies, and daughter
Negar Naderi, 21, a junior at the University of Maryland majoring in English
literature and premedical studies >>> Read
Sent by Simin Habibian
Cover Photograph by David Deal
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