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Articles by Chesley Hicks

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One Woman’s Journey from Warlord Somalia to Neocon Washington

Chesley Hicks June 5, 2007 Chesley Hicks

Ayaan Hirsi Ali is, among many things, a Somali-born feminist and former Dutch parliamentarian. Her name gained worldwide attention in 2004 after Theo Van Gogh, the grandnephew of the famous Dutch painter, was murdered for his work with Ali on their short film Submission, an artistic statement on the status of women in Islam.

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