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Author: Sabrina Roshan

Sabrina Roshan is director at Schmidt Futures, and a member of the Afghan Future Fund. An Afghan American, she is committed to empowering underserved communities through education, skills building and access to competitive jobs. She is a term member at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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The U.S. Can’t Leave Afghan Women Behind—Either in Afghanistan or on Our Shores

Sabrina Roshan

The Taliban has broken its promise to girls who hoped to forge a path to a brighter future through education. In contrast, the U.S., by taking some simple and practical steps, can ensure that its promise as a beacon of hope and freedom translates to real opportunities for those who reach its shores.

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