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When ISIS fled her town, and took their gloomy dress code with them, this woman celebrated by declaring she'll only wear red for the rest of her life.
As the "Islamic State" known as ISIS retreats, there has been a steady advance of bright colors on the streets of Syrian cities and towns.
Women are celebrating liberation from the terrorists by donning brilliant hues, as a symbolic celebration of their freedom — and one woman even says she will "only wear red" for the rest of her life.
Women are celebrating liberation from the terrorists by donning brilliant hues, as a symbolic celebration of their freedom — and one woman even says she will "only wear red" for the rest of her life.
"Oh God! Oh God! Freed! Freed!" Khadija Abdu Al-Muotee exclaims to a reporter for ANHA News. "Now I will only wear red!"
Smiling and excited in her interview, the Kurdish woman is decked out in a red leopard-print head scarf, with bright red cloth flowers attached at the shoulder—almost bold enough for ISIS fighters to see it miles away as they flee her village.
The video below is in Arabic, but Khadija's excitement speaks volumes in any language.
(WATCH the video below or READ more at The Foreign Desk) — Photo: ANHA News
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